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(1769 - 1821) French military leader who was twice the emperor of France, lost the battle of Waterloo, and was exiled to St. Helena

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(???) Hebrew religious figure who was an important Abrahamic religious prophet, known in Judaism as author of the Torah

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(1871-1900) American novelist, Realist, wrote 'Red Badge of Courage' with no battle experience

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(1685-1759) German composer, Baroque composer of operas and oratorios, such as 'Messiah'

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(1888-1953) American dramatist, realist playwright of 'Iceman Cometh', 'Mourning Becomes Electra'

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(1828-1906) Norwegian dramatist, modernist that used family background to form works like 'A Doll's House'

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(83-30 BC) General under Julius Caesar, defeated by Octavian; lover of Cleopatra

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(1897-1962) American novelist who set many works in fictional Yoknapatawpha Country, wrote 'The Sound and the Fury' and 'Absalom, Absalom'

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(1856-1924) American politician, president of US during WWI led support for League of Nations following it

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(1896-1940) Amercan novelist, 'Lost Generation' writer focused on Jazz Age, particularly with 'The Great Gatsby'

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(1884-1972) American politician who was Vice-President under FDR, succeeded him upon his death, approved atomic bomb drops

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(1822-1885) American military general and politician who led the Union armies from March 1864 until the Civil War Ended, 2-Term Republican President

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(1452-1519) Italian artist, renaissance polymath primarily known for woks such as Mona Lisa and Last Supper

14. (1882-1941) Irish novelist, modernist who wrote 'Dubliners' and 'Finnegan's Wake'

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(1924 - ) American politician, 39th president, created Departments of Education and Energy

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(1856-1950) Anglo-Irish dramatist who was creator of 'Man and Superman' and 'Pygmallion'

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(1813-1883) German composer who sought ideal gesamtkunstwerk, or total artwork, as demonstrated in his Ring Cycle

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(1917-1963) American politician, president through Cold War and Cuban Missile Crisis before assassination

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(742-814) Frankish ruler crowned Holy Roman Emperor on Christmas day 800, succeeded by son Louis the Pious

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(1899-1961) American novelist who won the 1954 Nobel Prize for Literature, inspired by WWI. Wrote 'A Farewell to Arms' and 'The Sun Also Rises'

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(8th century BC) Greek poet writer of epics Iliad and Odyssey; some claim he may be a group of poets

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(1843-1916) American born British novelist who wrote 'Turn of the Screw', 'Daisy Miller', and 'The American'

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(1706-1790) Founding father, helped establish diplomatic relations with France

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(1772-1834) British poet, Romantic Lake Poet of 'The Rime of The Ancient Mariner'

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(70-19 BC) Roman poet, 'Aenid' unfinished at death, prophesied future Roman events

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