Proclamation of Lady Jane Grey as queen
Lady Jane Grey was declared queen of England, initiating a contested succession challenged by Mary.
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Lady Jane Grey was declared queen of England, initiating a contested succession challenged by Mary.
View detailsHenry II's death after a jousting accident elevated Catherine's role at court immensely.
View detailsReported arrival to investors on July 10, 1616.
View detailsBirth of Eva Ekeblad (née De la Gardie) in Stockholm, Sweden, to a prominent noble family.
View detailsGoddard printed the first woman-produced text of the Declaration of Independence.
View detailsCatharine Allsop Griswold received U.S. Patent No. 56,210 for an improvement in skirt-supporting corsets, one of her earliest documented inventions.
View detailsMary McLeod Bethune was born near Mayesville, South Carolina, on July 10, 1875, into a family of formerly enslaved parents.
View detailsOn July 10, 1896, Montessori becomes one of the first female doctors in Italy.
View detailsMarie Thérèse Forget was born in Montreal, Quebec, into a wealthy and politically connected French-Canadian family.
View detailsPearl Hart's trial for robbery started on July 10, 1899, attracting significant media attention.
View detailsMildred Augustine (later Wirt Benson) was born on July 10, 1905, in the small town of Ladora, Iowa.
View detailsLaw establishes national feast day for Joan of Arc in France.
View detailsEunice Kennedy Shriver was born on July 10, 1921, in Brookline, Massachusetts.
View detailsAlice Ann Laidlaw was born on July 10, 1931, in Wingham, Ontario, Canada, the daughter of a fox farmer and a schoolteacher.
View detailsShe appeared on Broadway in the 1933 edition of George White's 'Melodies', building her New York stage career.
View detailsSabiha Gökçen began her glider training at Koktebel on July 10, 1935.
View detailsCompeted at the Daytona Beach & Road Course NASCAR Strictly Stock race, finishing 18th in a field that included multiple women drivers.
View detailsLovie Austin died on July 10, 1972, leaving a powerful legacy in jazz music.
View detailsWillis died in Redlands, California, on July 10, 1983, after a pioneering career that transformed women’s place in U.S. diplomacy.
View detailsThe European Parliament awards Suu Kyi the Sakharov Prize for her nonviolent struggle for democracy.
View detailsSuu Kyi is released by SLORC after nearly six continuous years under house arrest.
View detailsHamm played in front of a record crowd as the U.S. won the 1999 World Cup.
View detailsMarta was awarded the Golden Boot and Golden Ball at the 2007 FIFA Women's World Cup.
View detailsCox becomes the first openly transgender person nominated for a Primetime Emmy in an acting category, for Orange Is the New Black.
View detailsFadumo Dayib publicly declared her candidacy for the 2016/2017 Somali presidential election, becoming the first woman to run for the presidency of Somalia.
View detailsEuropean Patent EP3287525B1, another mRNA-related patent listing Karikó as inventor, was granted by the EPO.
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