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In 1959 the USSR's Luna 3 provided the first photos of this body's far side |
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This gulf is often considered the westernmost extension of the Atlantic Ocean |
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"Courage is the price that life exacts for granting peace", wrote this aviatrix in 1927 |
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"This Bram Stoker character is described as having pointed ears & "peculiarly sharp white teeth" |
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A clarinet uses a single one; an oboe, a double |
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In 332 B.C. Alexander founded a city called Alexandria on the delta of this river |
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The stars that once formed Scorpio's claws now "balance" out this constellation |
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This narrow strait separates Spain from Morocco |
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In 1948 this ex-first lady wrote to Harry Truman, "No one won the last war, and no one will win the next war" |
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Tales featuring this master sleuth include "The Red-Headed League" & "The Final Problem" |
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Of a piccolo, bass tuba or French horn, the one for which middle C is out of range |
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This man taught Alexander rhetoric, literature, science & philosophy |
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In August 1993 the Observer probe sent to study this planet was lost in space |
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Fittingly, this Oregon lake was once known as Deep Blue Lake |
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In a letter to John Adams, this president wrote, "I cannot live without books" |
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It's the first name of William Dean Howells' "Lapham" & George Eliot's "Marner" |
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This drum with a double-talk name is tuned by moving rings up & down the lacing |
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Alexander succeeded this man, his father, as king of Macedon in 336 B.C. |
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Similar to Jupiter's Great Red Spot, this bluish planet has a Great Dark Spot |
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Blackpool & Liverpool are 2 of the ports on this sea |
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This orator said before the Continental Congress, "I am not a Virginian, but an American." |
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CIA analyst Jack Ryan appears in several bestselling novels by this author |
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A trumpet's air path starts at the mouthpiece & ends at this part |
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The city of Bucephala in India was named after Bucephalus, which was this |
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The one found in the center of the Crab Nebula flashes about 30 times each second |
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The name of this river between Uruguay & Argentina means "river of silver" |
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"I have the heart and stomach of a king, and of a king of England too", she said in 1588 |
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In "Lord of the Flies", he's Ralph's overweight, bespectacled sidekick |
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This accordion-type instrument is usually hexagonal |
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A popular story depicts Alexander solving this problem with a slash of his sword |
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