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Drummond Hoyle Matthews Drummond Hoyle Matthews
Matthews, Drummond (1931-1937) English marine geophysicist Drummond "Drum" Matthews had a long, outstanding career in geology and geophysics, contributing to the fundamental understanding of the structure and evolution of the earth's crust . Matthews grew up near the sea, at Porlock in... Read more
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James William Denver 1817-92, American territorial governor, army officer, and Congressman, b. Winchester, Va. He commanded a company of Missouri volunteers in the Mexican War, then went (1850) to California, where he was state senator and secretary of state before serving (1855-57) as U.S.... Read more
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Ferdinand III (Holy Roman Empire) Ferdinand III (Holy Roman Empire)
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William Gregg William Gregg
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Piso Piso
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Sterling Price Sterling Price
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