Sumner, Charles

American Republican states¬ man, orator, and Senator. The Grandeur Nations. Born, 1811; died, 1874. by naturalist. The central point of his theosophy is the correspondence of the natural and the supernatural. Born, 1689; died, 1772. Church became Dean of St. Patrick’s; Tale of a Tub, Gulliver's Travels. Born, 1667; died, 1745. statesman. Chief Justice of the United States. Born, 1777; died, 1864. poet. Translator of Goethe’s Faust; Prince Deucalion; Masque of the Gods; John Godfrey's Fortunes. Born, 1825; died, 1878. army in 1808; major-general in Mexican War; won battle of'Buena Vista elected President by the Whigs in 1848. Born, 1784; died, 1850. author. Negotiated the Triple Alliance of 1668. Born, 1628; died, 1699. Cambridge made poet-laureate in 1850. In Memoriam, Enoch Arden, The Prince , Maud, The Idylls of the King, Queen Mary, Harold. Born, 1809; died, 1893. birth. He made remarkable experiments with currents of high frequency, and invented useful electrical devices. Born, 1857. born in Calcutta. Henry Esmond, Vanity Fair, The New comes, Ten dennis, The Four Georges, English Humorists. Born, 1811; died, 1863. in French Republic (1871-73.) History of the Con¬ of sulate and Empire. Born, 1797; died, 1877. Saved army at Chick am aug a; won battle of Nashville. Born, 1816; died, 1870. torney-General and Minister of Justice (1885); Premier of Canada (1893). Born, 1844; died, 1894. The Castle of Indolence, Tancred and Sigismunda. Born, 1700; died, 1748. cord and Merrimac Rivers, The Maine Woods. Born, 1817; died, 1862. His Apostles. Born, 1770; died, 1844. Translated the New Testament into English. Was strangled and burned at the stake for heresy. Born, 1480; died, 1536. man. Candidate for President in 1876. Born 1814; died, 1885. bis masterpieces are the A umption of the of Virgin, Presentation of the Virgin, The Last Supper. Born, 1477; died, 1566. American Democracy. Born, 1805; died, 1859. former. Famous as a poet and novelist devoted himself to remedy the ills of poverty living and toiling like a peasant. In 1901 he was banished from Ru ia on account of his radical teachings. IVar and Peace, Anna Karen in a, The Kreutzer Sonata, etc. Born, 1828. States Senate, 1853-59 leader of Georgia seces¬ sionists. Born, 1810; died, 1885. vent or of the barometer. Born, 1608; died, 1647. the Haytieu Rebellion. Born, 1743; died, 1803. Towers. Born, 1815; died, 1S82. poet, and juvenile writer. Coupon Bonds and The Vagabonds are his best known productions. Born, 1827. Served in several ministerial offices, and as Lord High Commi ioner in London Premier (1896). Born, 1821. Slave Ship. Born, 1775; died, 1851. “bo ” in New York City. Convicted of fraud and imprisoned escaped to Spain, but was sent back, and died in prison. Born, 1823; died, 1878. ginia; practiced law; M. C. 1816-21; Governor of Virginia 1825; elected U. S. Senator 1827; re¬ signed 1836; elected Vice-President on Whig ticket 1840 succeeded Harrison on his death in 1841. Born, 1790; died, 1862. as a Mode of Motion. Born, 1820; died, 1893. Attorney-General of New York 1815; leading man of the “Albany Regency ”