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The venture aims to preseve our literary heritage; No. 1 in the series contains this author's "Omoo", "Typee" & "Mardi" |
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In 1610, while serving as court mathematician for the Grand Duke of Tuscany, he first observed the rings of Saturn |
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Peter Coyote was in "E.T.", this deputy defense secretary was nominated to head the World Bank |
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Henry Fuseli's painting of this Shakespeare character might give the Louvre-goer a fright |
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Hollywood's superficial glamour gave it this nickname |
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David Halberstam & Stanley Karnow are represented in a collection of reportage of this event |
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He developed the 3rd of his laws of planetary motion while serving as provincial mathematician in Linz, Austria |
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Of people named this, it wasn't Dean or Bessie but Ian who led Rhodesia |
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He painted the work known around the Louvre as "La Joconde" |
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Medical condition of persistent noise in the ear |
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He gets 7 volumes, including "The Gilded Age and Later Novels" |
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In his 1573 work "De Nova Stella", this Dane wrote down his observation of his newly discovered star |
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Pat Robertson's a minister; this man chairs the Senate Intelligence Committee |
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Title of the Watteau work seen here, it's the French version of the Commedia dell'arte's Pedrolino |
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A positive photograph made on a plate of sensitized metal |
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"The Royal Family" & "You Can't Take It WIth You" are in a volume of plays credited to this man "& Co." |
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As assistant to her planet discoverer brother, she herself discovered 8 comets |
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In 2003 Ernie Eves was premier of Ontario; in 1915 this Illinois native chaired the Intl. Congress of Women |
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This man transferred 5,000 civil servants out of the Louvre & inaugurated the resulting new art wing in 1993 |
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This man's work, "Christ at the Sea of Galilee", is seen here |
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Most of the series is collections, but this 1925 Dreiser novel has its own 972-page volume |
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In the 1850s this American stargazer visited the Vatican Observatory, which would only admit her by day |
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One was a bandleader who worked with Gershwin; one joined the Supreme Court in 1970 |
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Since the 1600s the Louvre has owned the work seen here by Claude Gellée, also known as this, for his region of birth |
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Coastal Cornish village said to be the birthplace of King Arthur |
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