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When the famous missionary David Livingstone died, his body was shipped to England where he was buried in Westminster Abbey in London.

One afternoon a young lady came home with a new dog that she just adored. She fed him, washed him, and played with him every day.

In 1818, little 9-year-old Louis was sitting in his father’s workshop outside of Paris, France. His dad was a harness maker, and Louis loved watching his father work.

In 1903, the Russian Czar noticed a sentry posted in a very odd place on the grounds in the Kremlin.

There’s a traditional Hebrew story about Abraham that tells of a time when he was sitting outside his tent one evening when an old man, weary from age, came toward him.

Just before the 1988 Winter Olympics, a television program aired that featured blind skiers being trained for slalom skiing.

In the early 1900s, George Riddell acquired the overly-sensational London newspaper, The News of the Word. One day Riddell met famous British journalist Frederick Greenwood and mentioned that he owned the newspaper and offered to send Greenwood a copy…

The famous 19th-century professor and naturalist Louis Agassiz was once invited to address the members of a learned society…

During World War II, the British Secret Service broke the Nazi code and informed Prime Minister Winston Churchill that the Germans were getting ready to bomb the city of Coventry.

One day a pastor had a new believer show up at his home in deep distress. The new believer asked, “Pastor, no matter how much I pray or how hard I try I simply can’t seem to stay faithful.