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The British paid the Duke of Brunswick over 50,000 pounds for these |
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Though he wrote for the legitimate theatre, Ibsen had at least one of these illegitimately |
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Chicago mayor known as "the last of the big-city bosses" |
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When the brothers split up the world, Zeus got the heavens; Hades, the netherworld; and he, the sea |
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Clemson University, named for John C. Calhoun's son-in-law, is a land-grant college in this state |
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You might consult one if you wanted "Information, Please" |
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John Paul Jones's flagship; it was lost to the British Serapis as crews fought hand-to-hand |
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Ibsen wrote all of his plays in this century |
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His nickname, "Tailgunner Joe", was based on a serious WWII combat record |
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The Egyptian god Aenubis had the head of this dog-like scavenger |
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In 1867, a Union general co-founded this D.C. university, among the first for black students |
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Your poor, old uncle is crazy; your rich, old uncle is this |
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This Polish count who organized an independent cavalry corps, was killed by the British in the siege of Savannah |
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This haunting play aroused a storm of protest because it dealt with venereal disease |
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To his followers, Huey Long, not George Stevens, was this |
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Some say he was killed when part of his ship, the Argo, fell on him |
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4 of the 7 colleges comprising the prestigious group known as "The Seven Sisters" |
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With a deficiency of this, wounds may not heal well; without a coating of it, iron rusts |
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Like Nathan Hale, this British major was caught in civilian clothes & hanged as a spy |
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Son of a British consul, he wrote the music for a production of Ibsen's "Peer Gynt" |
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The three advisors who were said to comprise a "Berlin Wall" around President Nixon |
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The most important Roman god next to Jupiter; in fact, it is next to Jupiter |
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America's biggest defense contractor among universities is this New England school |
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Whether as an adjective or adverb, this Latin phrase means "for the particular purpose at hand" |
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The last name of two brothers who, between 1776 and 1778, were in command of all British land and sea forces |
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To avoid the amorous clutches of Judge Braque, this title heroine shoots herself |
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German revolutionary called "The Most Feared Woman of the WWI Era", and dubbed "Red Rosa" |
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As Lot's wife left Sodom and was told not to look back, he left Hades and was told not to look back |
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A Huntington, WV university or the fictional college whose faculty includes Indiana Jones |
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Apt adjective for dull, boring writing, even if its poetry |
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