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Born on May 24, 1819.

Queen Victoria was only 18 years old when she became queen of England.

Queen Victoria spoke several languages. EGFIL

She survived at least six assassination attempts.

She proposed to her husband, Prince Albert.

She was raised a single mother and later on she became a single mother of 9 children herself.

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Born on February 7, 1812.

As a child Dickens suffered from epilepsy but ended up growing out of the disease.

His family was in a bad financial situation, so his parents had to take him out of school.

At the age of 12, Dickens was working at factory that made polish for boots.

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Jack the Ripper was never caught, which makes his identity unknown even today.

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There were 5 murders, "Canonical Five'" suspected to be Jack the Ripper's.

All his victims were women prostitutes.

Jack the Ripper ripped apart the bodies, extracted the organs, and distorted the faces of his victims.

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All of Jack the Ripper's murders took place during early in the morning or over the weekends which indicates that he had a normal job over the week.

It is believed that Jack the Ripper was a butcher since he must've had strong knowledge of what he was doing and how he had to do it.

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Dickens is credited with introducing more than 247 new words.

Dickens believed that sleeping with his head pointing north would help him improve his writing.

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Dickens had ten children with Catherine Hogarth.

He married young actress who was the same age as his younger daughter.

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“Alexander Graham Bell Facts for Kids - Telephone, Inventions, Quotes.” Science Kids - Fun Science & Technology for Kids!, www.sciencekids.co.nz/sciencefacts/scientists/alexandergrahambell.html.

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Born on March 3, 1847

During his childhood Bell did not have a middle name. Not until he received one for his 11th birthday.

Bell’s mother and wife were both deaf, this influenced him to study human voice.

When he was young he was a really good piano player.

Alexander Graham Bell invented the world's fastest speed boat during that period