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On June 23, 1683 this Quaker signed a treaty with the Delaware Indians |
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It's the longest river of China... & of Asia |
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In a D.H. Lawrence novel, Mellors' wife tries to get her husband back from this libidinous lady |
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In some countries this moss is dried & used as fuel |
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Founded in 1881, it's Southern California's dominant newspaper |
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Twyla Tharp choreographed "Push Comes to Shove" for this dance company abbreviated ABT |
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This clergyman went to England in 1643 to secure a charter for Rhode Island |
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An international airport in Ireland shares its name with this river, the country's largest |
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In 1981 this "Rebecca" author published "The Rebecca Notebook and Other Memories" |
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Introduced in 1867, La France was the first hybrid tea variety of this flower |
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Mary Baker Eddy said the purpose of this paper was "to injure no man, but to bless all mankind" |
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It's the first name shared by dance company founders Limon & Greco |
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This English soldier was president of the Jamestown colony in 1608 & 1609 |
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The Tanaro & Ticino are among the many tributaries of this river in Northern Italy |
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J.G. Ballard's experiences during this war inspired "Empire of the Sun" |
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Broccoli, cauliflower & Brussels sprouts are all descended from a single variety of this veggie |
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It first appeared in 1831 as the "Democratic Free Press & Michigan Intelligencer" |
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This company's roots go back to 1968, when Anthony Mitchell opened a dance school in a Harlem garage |
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In 1732 the king gave him a grant of land to found Georgia as a haven for imprisoned debtors |
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Formed by the Ping, Wang, Nan & Yom Rivers, the Chao-Phraya is the principal river of this country |
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Of "The Lion", "The Tiger" or "The Leopard", the only novel by Giuseppe Tomasi, Prince of Lampedusa |
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Native to the tropics, this plant, Ficus elastica, makes an excellent indoor houseplant |
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After high school Harry Truman worked as a mailroom clerk for this Missouri paper |
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This country is the home of Maurice Bejart's Ballet Lausanne |
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In 1629 he was elected the first governor of the Massachusetts Bay Colony |
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Part of this African river tumbles 355 feet into a gorge to create Victoria Falls |
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Evelyn Waugh called one of his satirical novels "Decline and" this |
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This insectivorous plant, Dionaea muscipula, is native to the area around Wilmington, N.C. |
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This state's oldest newspaper, the Deseret News, was founded in 1850 |
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In 1991 this ballet company was officially renamed the St. Petersburg Ballet |
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