Parliament moves to restore papal supremacy
Religious measures enacted by Mary’s Parliament to renew papal authority.
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Religious measures enacted by Mary’s Parliament to renew papal authority.
View detailsMary Eliza McDowell was born on November 30, 1854, in Cincinnati, Ohio, to a family with strong abolitionist sympathies.
View detailsArgued Kaiser v. Stickney before the Supreme Court, the first oral argument by a woman member of its bar.
View detailsMary Woodard Lasker was born in Watertown, Wisconsin, later becoming a leading American health activist and philanthropist.
View detailsHertha Ayrton awarded the Hughes Medal for her work on electricity and sand ripples.
View detailsJane Cooke Wright is born in Manhattan, New York City, into a pioneering African American medical family, beginning the life of a future architect of modern cancer chemotherapy.
View detailsTakako Doi was born on November 30, 1928, in Kobe, Hyōgo Prefecture, Japan.
View detailsMother Jones died on November 30, 1930, at age 93 (by her own account), having spent decades as one of America's most famous labor agitators.
View detailsRawlings won the O. Henry Prize for her short story in 1932.
View detailsThe Second Circuit ruled physicians exempt from the federal contraceptive import ban, a landmark Comstock law victory tied to Sanger's efforts.
View detailsMarija Jurić Zagorka died on November 30, 1957, in Zagreb, at the age of 84, having become Croatia's most widely read novelist.
View detailsJohnson presented Miller with the Harmon International Trophy at the White House in recognition of her aviation achievements.
View detailsAwarded U.S. Patent No. 3,623,007 for a stored-program telephone switching method, among the first software patents ever issued.
View detailsJoan Armatrading makes her first major London solo appearance at the legendary Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club.
View detailsLaura Gilpin passed away, leaving a lasting legacy in photography.
View detailsShirley Ann Jackson elected to the National Academy of Engineering.
View detailsGertrude Ederle died on November 30, 2003, at the age of 98, in Wyckoff, New Jersey.
View detailsNien Cheng died on November 30, 2009, in Washington, D.C., at the age of 94, decades after fleeing China for the United States.
View detailsThe official launch of her lip kit saw immediate sell-out.
View detailsJosephine Baker was posthumously inducted into France’s Panthéon, the first Black woman honored this way.
View detailsChatGPT was launched under Mira Murati's technical leadership, revolutionizing AI interactions.
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