Delivered Christine de France
Bourgeois delivered Christine de France (Christine Marie), later Duchess of Savoy, on 10 February 1606.
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Bourgeois delivered Christine de France (Christine Marie), later Duchess of Savoy, on 10 February 1606.
View detailsQueen Victoria married Prince Albert at the Chapel Royal.
View detailsAgnes Mary Clerke was born on 10 February 1842 in Skibbereen, County Cork, Ireland, to a family that nurtured her early interest in astronomy.
View detailsBorn in Ellicott City, Maryland; orphaned at twelve.
View detailsEllen Wood, the celebrated author, died on February 10, 1887.
View detailsKovalevskaya passed away in Stockholm due to pneumonia shortly after turning 41.
View detailsJean Coulthard was born in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
View detailsOn February 10, 1917, Johanna Westerdijk became the first female professor in the Netherlands.
View detailsAnna Mae McCabe was born on February 10, 1920, in Buffalo, New York.
View detailsStone appointed as U.S. Attorney General.
View detailsBroke the measured-mile speed mark at Daytona Beach, averaging over 100 mph in a high-speed record run.
View detailsLaura Ingalls Wilder died at her home, Rocky Ridge Farm, in Mansfield, Missouri, three days after her 90th birthday.
View detailsFirst poetry collection *Seventh Heaven* published on February 10, 1973.
View detailsBonnie Blair made her Olympic debut at the 1984 Sarajevo Winter Games, finishing eighth in the women's 500-meter speed skating event.
View detailsConducts a prime-time interview with Michael Jackson on ABC, one of the most-watched TV interviews in history.
View detailsO'Leary was announced as the 14th president of Fisk University, becoming the leader of her historically Black alma mater.
View detailsAt the 55th Grammy Awards on February 10, 2013, the Biophilia package won Best Recording Package, honoring its innovative design.
View detailsShirley Temple Black died at her home in California at 85.
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