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* '''Ides of March''' Caasar's fateful day, the death of a tyrant * '''April 13''' ** '''April 13, 1742''': Handel's ''Messiah'' is performed for the first time, in Dublin ** '''April 13, 1829''': The Roman Catholic Relief Act of 1829 gave Catholics the right to vote and hold elective office in the United Kingdom, a move pushed by Irish lawyer Daniel O'Connell (the Emancipator) and supported by the Duke of Wellington, then Prime Minister.

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