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INDEX SEARCH RESULTS FOR: DEVOLUTION
 devolution - within the United Kingdom
Devolution, War of - in 1667-8
 devolution in Britain
Devonian period - identified and named
Devonshire Hunting Tapestries
devotio moderna - and Erasmus
devshirme - tribute of Christian children
De vulgaria eloquentia - by Dante
Dewar, Donald - and Scottish parliament
Dewar, James
De Wint, Peter - and watercolour
- brief biography
- and Lincoln
Dhlakama, Afonso - leader of Renamo
Dialogue on the world systems - by Galileo
 Diamond, Hugh Welch - photographs the insane
Diamond Jubilee - of Queen Victoria
diamond necklace - scandal at Versailles
diamonds - discovered at Kimberley in 1871
- in the economy of Belgian Congo
Diamond Sculls - at Henley
Diamond Sutra - earliest printed book
Diana - temple at Ephesus
Diary of a Country Parson (Woodforde)
Diary of a Nobody (Grossmith)
Dias, Bartolomeu - Cape of Good Hope
Diaspora - from the 6th century BC
- the first community in Babylon
- and the synagogue
- first use of the term in Alexandria
Díaz, Porfirio
dice - in use by 2000 BC
Dick, Reid - and Lady Godiva
Dick Barton
Dickens, Charles
- and Richmond upon Thames
dictator - in Roman republic
Dictatorship of the Proletariat - in Marxism
dictionary - earliest known
Dictionary - by Samuel Johnson
- brief biography
Diderot, Denis - and the Encyclopédie
didgeridoo - Australian musical instrument
Dido - founder of Carthage
Dido and Aeneas - opera by Purcell
- brief account
Diego, Juan - and the Virgin of Guadalupe
Diégo-Suarez - taken by French in 1883
diet - council of German empire
- of Hanseatic towns
diethylstilboestrol (DES) - causes vaginal cancer
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