On this day:
- "Old Ironsides" (1812): USS Constitution, famously known as "Old Ironsides," defeated the HMS Guerriere in a significant naval battle during the War of 1812. The USS Constitution was one of the first six ships designed for the nation's nascent navy, which was founded in 1794 with the signing of the Naval Armament Act.
- Daguerreotype Photographic Process (1839): The details of the Daguerreotype photographic process were officially announced by the French Academy of Sciences, revolutionizing photography.
- Samlesbury Witches (1612): The trials of the Samlesbury 'Witches,' when three innocent women were unjustly and maliciously accused in Lancashire, England, highlighting the historical context of witch hunts and beliefs.
Join us as we delve into the annals of the past and discover noteworthy moments that have left an indelible mark on our world, sparking curiosity and reflection. |
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