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Malcolm
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Malcolm [ˈmælkəm]
n
(Biographies / Malcolm, George (1917 M, British, MUSIC: harpsichordist) George. born 1917, British harpsichordist
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In 1091, Malcolm Canmore or Ceann Mor, otherwise Malcolm III, invaded the North-East, rampaging through Northumberland.
Epic events echo down centuries in sweet spot by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
Byline: FRASER CLYNE A HILL run initiated by King Malcolm Canmore in 1068, and banned by Queen Victoria almost 800 years later, returns to the Scottish fixture list this weekend The Creag Choinnich race, which takes place at Braemar on Saturday for the first time in more than150 years, is expected to attract a big field of runners who will tackle a three-mile route featuring a 500metre climb to the summit and back.
ATHLETICS: King of hill races back by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
Malcolm Canmore (Duncan's son) did not kill Macbeth at Dunsinane, but Lumphanan.
PETER ELSON: History is written by the winners, but there are losers ... by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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