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- +In 1619 Italian freethinker [[Lucilio Vanini]] is burnt at the stakes, [[Ludovico Carracci]] dies from natural causes. [[Charles Le Brun]], [[Gédéon Tallemant des Réaux]] and [[Cyrano de Bergerac]] are born. [[Galileo Galilei]] publishes his pamphlet ''[[Discourse on Comets]]'' and Claude d'Esternod his ''[[L'Espadon satyrique]]''.
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-[[Michael Praetorius]], who wrote about the phenomenon of Tafelmusik in his ]] [[Syntagma musicum]] [[ of 1619 ]] [[Cyrano de Bergerac]] [[, French poet (b. 1619) ]] [[Ludovico Carracci]] [[ (1555-1619); ]] [[Hieronymus Wierix]] [[ (1553-1619) ]] [[Witches of Belvoir]] [[ (1619)• ]] [[Eloquentiae Sacre et Humanae Parallela Libri XVI]] [[ (1619) ]] [[Gideon Tallement des Reaux]] [[ ( 1619 - 1692) easurie of Auncient and Moderne Times, 1619. J. O. Halliwell ]] [[L'espadon satyrique]] [[, publié en ]] [[Samuel Daniel]] [[ (1562 -1619),+
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"In 1619 twenty Africans were brought to the English colony of Jamestown, Virginia. From then on, people of Sub-Saharan Africa, kidnapped and sold into slavery by Arabs and other black Africans (sometimes as a result of inter-tribal warfare), were brought to the United States involuntarily by slave traders from many European nations as well as the United States from 1619 through 1806 until the trade was delcared illegal."

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In 1619 Italian freethinker Lucilio Vanini is burnt at the stakes, Ludovico Carracci dies from natural causes. Charles Le Brun, Gédéon Tallemant des Réaux and Cyrano de Bergerac are born. Galileo Galilei publishes his pamphlet Discourse on Comets and Claude d'Esternod his L'Espadon satyrique.

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