
Francesco Farnese, Duke of Parma and Piacenza (1678-1727).

Princess Enrichetta d'Este, Duchess of Parma (1702-1777). Served as the Regent of Parma following the death of her husband Antonio Farnese, Duke of Parma.

Seipel, Ignaz (1876-1932). Austrian Catholic priest and conservative politician who served as Chancellor of the First Austrian Republic twice during the 1920s.

Toland, John (1912-2004). American writer and historian, known for his biographies of Adolf Hitler, American prohibition era gangsters, and "The Rising Sun", a history of Japan in World War II.

Greer, David H. (1844-1919). American Protestant Episcopal Bishop.

Toland, John (1912-2004). American writer and historian, known for his biographies of Adolf Hitler, American prohibition era gangsters, and "The Rising Sun", a history of Japan in World War II.

Ferdinand I, Duke of Parma, Piacenza and Guastalla (1751-1802).

Van Doren, Mark (1894-1972). American poet, author and critic who was an education reformer and social activist.

Toland, John (1912-2004). American writer and historian, known for his biographies of Adolf Hitler, American prohibition era gangsters, and "The Rising Sun", a history of Japan in World War II.

(Radetzky, Field Marshall Graf). Benedek, Ludwig von (1804-1881). Austro-Hungarian General whose career ended after he commanded the Imperial army in their defeat by the Prussian Army.

Johnston, Richard Malcolm (1822-1898). American educator and author.

Cage, John (1912-1992). American composer, artist and music theorist who was a leading figure in the post-war avant garde and modern music.
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Lord Overstone, Samuel Jones Loyd (1796-1883).

Dailley, Gordon (1911-1989). Canadian-born British Ice Hockey player who participated in international games and the Olympics.

Hammer, Armand (1898-1990). American oil tycoon, entrepreneur and philanthropist.
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Brookes, Richard (active from 1721-1763).



Richardson, Locke (1844-1899). American elocutionist.

Mathias, Charles Jr. (1922-2010). United States Congressman & Senator from Maryland.

(Fescourt, Henri; Coissac, G.-M.; Nogues, Dr.; Picot, Michel; Charollais, Henri; Maurice, Georges; Saurel, Louis; etc.)


(Updike, John). Sissman, L.E.
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