Hirsch, Baron Maurice de

Jewish financier and philanthropist. Born, 1830; died, 1896. of Hobart, Garrett A. Vice President U. S. with McKinley, 1896. Born, 1844; died, 1899. Progre . Born, 1697 died, 1764. cian, and novelist. Elsie Vernier; The Auto¬ crat of the Breakfast Table; The Guardian Angel; Poems. Born, 1809; died, 1897. The times of his birth and death are uncertain, and his existence is doubted by some, who main¬ tain that the Iliad and Ody ey are collections of songs by different authors. Born, b. C. 10th century. of the Shirt, Whims and Oddities, Eugene Aram's Dream. Born, 1789; died, 1845. of the Army of the Potomac, 1863 defeated at Chancellorsville. Born, 1815; died, 1879. satirist. Odes, Epistles, Satires. Born, b. c. man. Commander-in-chief of the Texan army captured Santa Anna Governor of Texas. Born, 1793; died, 1863. prison reformer. The State of the Prisons in England. Born, 1726; died, 1790. sewing machine. Born, 1819; died, 1867. Advocate of Woman’s Suffrage. Made famous by her Battle Hymn of the Republic. Born, 1819. A Chance Acquaintance, A Foregone Conclu¬ sion, A Modern Instance, An Indian Summer, are among his more popular works. Born, 1837. Les Miserables; Notre Dame. Born, 1802; died, 1885. ist. Cosmos, an E ay of a Physical Description of the Universe, etc. Born, 1769; died, 1859. throne in 1878 a a inated by an anarchist in 1900. Born, 1844; died, 1900. History of England, Enquiry into the Prin¬ c. ciples of Human Nature. Born, 1711 died, 1776. Was burned at the stake. Born, 1376; died, I4I5- of Orris, A Story of Doom and other Poems. Born, 1830; died, 1897. Elected Pope in 1198 put France under the ban, 1199, because Philip August us repudiated his queen; Innocent compelled him to take her back. He organized the fourth Crusade, which resulted in the capture of Constantinople in 1214 he crushed the Albigensians. Born, 1161; died, 1216.