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Sir Henry Cole Sir Henry Cole
Cole, Sir Henry (1808–82). English industrial designer, museum director, and art-adminis-trator of genius. He reformed the Public Record Office (1823–38), helped to introduce the Penny Post (1838–42), and commissioned (1843) John Calcott ‘Clothes’ Horsley... Read more
Harold J. Laski Harold J. Laski
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Antoine-Laurent Lavoisier Antoine-Laurent Lavoisier
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Boma, Democratic Republic of the Congo Lombi, Embomma ‘Place of the King’ in Babwendé, according to Sir Henry Morton Stanley†, the British explorer who founded the Congo Free State in 1879. A ‘boma’ is a tall and impenetrable hedge of thorn branches... Read more
Sir Alexander Fleming Sir Alexander Fleming
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