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| Section title | count |
|---|---|
| References | 185 |
| External links | 176 |
| Notes | 131 |
| Early life | 98 |
| Legacy | 82 |
| See also | 76 |
| Bibliography | 70 |
| Further reading | 58 |
| Sources | 43 |
| Death | 34 |
| Early years | 29 |
| Biography | 28 |
| Later life | 27 |
| Notes and references | 25 |
| Ancestry | 24 |
| Titles and styles | 21 |
| Works | 19 |
| Personal life | 18 |
| Marriage | 17 |
| Footnotes | 14 |
| Later life and death | 14 |
| Life | 14 |
| Issue | 14 |
| Arms | 14 |
| Honors | 13 |
| Honours | 13 |
| Marriage and family | 13 |
| Ancestors | 13 |
| Early life and career | 12 |
| Death and legacy | 12 |
| Later years | 12 |
| Political career | 11 |
| Titles, styles, honours and arms | 11 |
| Early career | 11 |
| Civil War | 10 |
| Last years | 10 |
| Selected works | 10 |
| Early life and education | 10 |
| Aftermath | 9 |
| Titles and honors | 9 |
| Childhood | 9 |
| Governor of Kentucky | 9 |
| Endnotes | 9 |
| Early life and family | 9 |
| Life and career | 9 |
| Music | 9 |
| Early political career | 9 |
| Citations | 9 |
| World War I | 8 |
| Education | 8 |
| Reception | 8 |
| Judicial appointments | 8 |
| Illness and death | 8 |
| Later career | 8 |
| Final years | 8 |
| Notes and sources | 7 |
| Birth | 6 |
| First World War | 6 |
| Recordings | 6 |
| List of works | 6 |
| Background | 6 |
| Foreign policy | 6 |
| Poetry | 5 |
| Reputation | 5 |
| Family background | 5 |
| Primary sources | 5 |
| Selected list of works | 5 |
| Final years and death | 5 |
| Paraguayan War | 5 |
| Family and early life | 5 |
| Secondary sources | 5 |
| Politics | 5 |
| Civil rights | 5 |
| Titles of nobility | 4 |
| Electoral history | 4 |
| Premier | 4 |
| Administration and Cabinet | 4 |
| Assessment | 4 |
| Retirement and death | 4 |
| Indian policy | 4 |
| Early reign | 4 |
| Military career | 4 |
| Family background and childhood | 4 |
| Platine War | 4 |
| Retirement | 4 |
| Later years and death | 4 |
| Personality | 4 |
| Appointment | 4 |
| Literary career | 4 |
| Books | 4 |
| Other titles | 4 |
| Reign | 4 |
| Genealogy | 3 |
| Downfall | 3 |
| Memorials | 3 |
| Novels | 3 |
| Engagement and wedding | 3 |
| Operas | 3 |
| Family | 3 |
| Philanthropy | 3 |
| Playing career | 3 |
| Family and background | 3 |
| Honorary military appointments | 3 |
| War of 1812 | 3 |
| As party leader | 3 |
| Style | 3 |
| Electoral record | 3 |
| As MLA | 3 |
| Publications | 3 |
| Administration and cabinet | 3 |
| Career | 3 |
| First term as governor | 3 |
| Early works | 3 |
| Influence | 3 |
| Orchestral | 3 |
| Court martial | 2 |
| States admitted to the Union | 2 |
| Campaign | 2 |
| Birth and family | 2 |
| In popular culture | 2 |
| Commemoration | 2 |
| Between the wars | 2 |
| Travels | 2 |
| Styles | 2 |
| Vice Presidency | 2 |
| Tariffs | 2 |
| Memorials and legacy | 2 |
| Later service | 2 |
| Gallery | 2 |
| Election | 2 |
| Enlistment | 2 |
| Others | 2 |
| Beliefs | 2 |
| Party leader | 2 |
| Childhood and family history | 2 |
| Military service | 2 |
| Editorial work | 2 |
| Church music | 2 |
| Conversion | 2 |
| Churches | 2 |
| Postwar years | 2 |
| Revolutionary War | 2 |
| Regency | 2 |
| Historiography | 2 |
| Citations and notes | 2 |
| World War II | 2 |
| In Puerto Rico | 2 |
| Public works | 2 |
| Entry into politics | 2 |
| Awards | 2 |
| Natural resources | 2 |
| Other courts | 2 |
| Opera | 2 |
| Children | 2 |
| Independence of Brazil | 2 |
| Full flowering | 2 |
| Legacy and criticism | 2 |
| Antecedents and influences | 2 |
| List of selected works | 2 |
| Early naval career | 2 |
| Style and technique | 2 |
| Princess of Wales | 2 |
| Funeral | 2 |
| Adolescence | 2 |
| Jack the Ripper suspect | 2 |
| Literary analysis | 2 |
| Mutiny | 2 |
| Legacy and influence | 2 |
| National prominence | 2 |
| Later political career | 2 |
| Silver | 2 |
| Religious Question | 2 |
| Cultural references | 2 |
| London | 2 |
| Government | 2 |
| Modern assessment | 2 |
| Early life and marriage | 2 |
| Writings | 2 |
| Governor of Ohio | 2 |
| Edwardian period | 2 |
| Supreme Court | 2 |
| Siege of Uruguaiana | 2 |
| Impact | 2 |
| General election campaign | 2 |
| Exile | 2 |
| References and further reading | 2 |
| Sexuality | 2 |
| As MP | 2 |
| Publication | 2 |
| Texas | 2 |
| Philosophy | 2 |
| American Samoa | 2 |
| Legacy and reputation | 2 |
| Early writings | 2 |
| Napoleonic Wars | 2 |
| Accession | 2 |
| Governorship | 2 |
| United States Senator | 2 |
| W. B. Yeats | 2 |
| Civil War service | 2 |
| Parsifal | 2 |
| Hawaii | 2 |
| Governor | 2 |
| Nobility | 2 |
| Playing style | 2 |
| Election of 1896 | 2 |
| Rescue | 2 |
| Works cited | 2 |
| Military honors | 2 |
| Old Court \u2013 New Court controversy | 2 |
| Birth and childhood | 2 |
| Reconstruction | 2 |
| Second term as governor | 2 |
| Appraisal | 2 |
| Preparations | 2 |
| Widowhood | 2 |
| Election of 1880 | 2 |
| Commander-in-Chief | 2 |
| Post-war activities | 2 |
| Private life | 2 |
| Labour unrest | 2 |
| Civil service reform | 2 |
| Test cricket | 2 |
| Biographies | 2 |
| Family and early career | 2 |
| Nomination | 2 |
| Domestic life | 2 |
| Teenage years | 2 |
| Cabinet | 2 |
| Second term | 2 |
| Queen consort | 2 |
| Inauguration | 2 |
| Other | 2 |
| U.S. Senator | 2 |
| In office | 2 |
| Second marriage | 2 |
| Gallipoli | 2 |
| Fiction | 2 |
| Major themes | 2 |
| Oxford | 2 |
| Controversies | 2 |
| Growing reputation | 2 |
| San Francisco | 2 |
| Prohibition | 2 |
| Liberal rebellions of 1842 | 2 |
| Online | 2 |
| British honours | 2 |
| Childhood and youth | 2 |
| Writing | 2 |
| Personal and family life | 2 |
| Piano works | 2 |
| Later works | 2 |
| Death of Prince Albert | 2 |
| Marriage to Georgie | 1 |
| Communism | 1 |
| Last years and death | 1 |
| Note and sources | 1 |
| Don Leon | 1 |
| Death and funeral | 1 |
| Emily Dickinson | 1 |
| Descendants | 1 |
| Technical education | 1 |
| Participation in the Mexican-American War | 1 |
| Return to England and writing career | 1 |
| Black Sox scandal | 1 |
| Women's Social and Political Union | 1 |
| Shortest presidency | 1 |
| Retreat | 1 |
| Leading bowler | 1 |
| Clements Markham | 1 |
| Early works (to 1842 | 1 |
| Printer and typefounder | 1 |
| 1900 election | 1 |
| Early life and travels | 1 |
| William Wilberforce | 1 |
| Military | 1 |
| Ascension and cabinet-building | 1 |
| xc9mile Lemoine | 1 |
| Civil War issues and later career | 1 |
| Evangelical tract literature in the 1820s and 1830s | 1 |
| Yellow fever plot | 1 |
| In exile: Switzerland (1849\u201358 | 1 |
| Melody | 1 |
| Colonialism | 1 |
| Later years and legacy | 1 |
| Boston to New York | 1 |
| Paintings | 1 |
| Klenau and the Siege of Dresden | 1 |
| Second-class county | 1 |
| Dixon in blackface | 1 |
| Parliamentary advancement, 1843\u20131857 | 1 |
| 1888 convention; defeat for third term | 1 |
| New South Greenland | 1 |
| Evolutionary social movements | 1 |
| Titles, styles and arms | 1 |
| First Fatherland Volunteer | 1 |
| School stories | 1 |
| Empress of India | 1 |
| Early life and arrival in East Florida | 1 |
| Dresden (1842\u201349 | 1 |
| Knickerbockers and NABBP executive | 1 |
| Tenure as Prime Minister | 1 |
| Early conducting career 1880\u201388 | 1 |
| End of the Empire and banishment | 1 |
| Advocate for the Oregon Trail (1909\u20131925 | 1 |
| Provincial Architect | 1 |
| Prince of Wales | 1 |
| William IV of the United Kingdom | 1 |
| Jimmy McAleer | 1 |
| Social, political and humanitarian activities | 1 |
| Royal servant | 1 |
| Major discoveries | 1 |
| War of restoration | 1 |
| Titles, styles, honors and arms | 1 |
| Dedicatees and collaborators | 1 |
| Throwing controversy | 1 |
| Last year and death | 1 |
| Unconventional royal | 1 |
| Georg Cantor | 1 |
| Cleveland Street scandal | 1 |
| Succession and death | 1 |
| Defender of the Constitution | 1 |
| Moral reform | 1 |
| Impact on students | 1 |
| Queen Victoria's devoted companion | 1 |
| India Office | 1 |
| War of the Ragamuffins | 1 |
| National development and trade; 1848 crisis | 1 |
| Birch auction | 1 |
| Nimrod Expedition (1907\u201309 | 1 |
| Number theory, trigonometric series and ordinals | 1 |
| MP and Minister (1919\u20131937 | 1 |
| Support for Cuba's Independence and Jos\xe9 Maceo's freedom | 1 |
| Selected papers | 1 |
| Return to the Senate | 1 |
| Service in Congress | 1 |
| Gustav Mahler | 1 |
| Ministry | 1 |
| Regency crisis of 1788 | 1 |
| Honor\xe9 de Balzac | 1 |
| Princess Victoria of Hesse and by Rhine | 1 |
| Padre de la Patria" (Father of the Puerto Rican Nation | 1 |
| Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition | 1 |
| First literary successes and marriage | 1 |
| Civil case: Tichborne v. Lushington, 1871\u201372 | 1 |
| Outbreak of war in 1799 | 1 |
| Partsongs | 1 |
| Later years (1888\u20131912 | 1 |
| Tour of England in 1897 | 1 |
| Acting Governor of Tutuila | 1 |
| George B. McClellan | 1 |
| Pianism | 1 |
| Compositional style | 1 |
| Senator (1897\u20131909 | 1 |
| Orchestral and chamber works | 1 |
| French colonization | 1 |
| Election as Chief | 1 |
| Community involvement and family life | 1 |
| Piano Institute | 1 |
| First steps | 1 |
| Scouting movement | 1 |
| Women's suffrage | 1 |
| Racial violence | 1 |
| Pantomime | 1 |
| Princess Charlotte of Wales | 1 |
| Foreign policy initiatives | 1 |
| Policies as governor | 1 |
| 1928 election | 1 |
| George H. D. Gossip | 1 |
| Victoria's last years | 1 |
| Land grant and family matters | 1 |
| Stepney | 1 |
| Emancipation of enslaved Africans | 1 |
| Posthumous fame | 1 |
| Ezra Meeker | 1 |
| The war years and beyond | 1 |
| Abdication | 1 |
| Cincinnati law practice and marriage | 1 |
| Peak collaborative years | 1 |
| In charge of "Hindman's Legion | 1 |
| Polish-Soviet War | 1 |
| Pan-Africanism and Marcus Garvey | 1 |
| Intervening years | 1 |
| Web sources | 1 |
| Rebuilding Poland | 1 |
| Melpomene | 1 |
| Travels in the Northwest | 1 |
| Vice presidency | 1 |
| Second thwarted coup attempt | 1 |
| War and widowhood | 1 |
| Sheriff of Erie County | 1 |
| Ludwig" obituary | 1 |
| Antarctic waters | 1 |
| Walter Bache | 1 |
| Arabian horse breeder | 1 |
| Adulthood and seclusion | 1 |
| Journal articles | 1 |
| Published correspondence | 1 |
| After the coup | 1 |
| In memoriam | 1 |
| Mediterranean, the Crimea and India | 1 |
| Standard Oil (1905\u20131909 | 1 |
| Relations with settlers | 1 |
| Civic life and sanitary reform | 1 |
| Political involvement and Hampstead | 1 |
| Tariff reform | 1 |
| Planning | 1 |
| National Antarctic Expedition | 1 |
| Agriculture | 1 |
| War with Spain | 1 |
| William Pitt | 1 |
| 1905 Revolution | 1 |
| Humor | 1 |
| Parliament and national office | 1 |
| President of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad | 1 |
| Personal beliefs | 1 |
| Playboy Riots and After | 1 |
| A national institution | 1 |
| Investigation | 1 |
| The Trott brothers | 1 |
| Dixon the editor | 1 |
| Construction of the new governor's mansion | 1 |
| Governor of New York | 1 |
| Creative range | 1 |
| Birth and background | 1 |
| Napoleon | 1 |
| Into the Conservative Party | 1 |
| Battle at the Alamo | 1 |
| Scouting and the Combahee River Raid | 1 |
| Work | 1 |
| War of Liberation 1813 | 1 |
| Relationship with Byron | 1 |
| Cambridge | 1 |
| Senate developments | 1 |
| Trial for treason | 1 |
| Democratic nomination | 1 |
| Schooling | 1 |
| Return and reception | 1 |
| First successes | 1 |
| Fiction and film | 1 |
| Adoption of the surname Mountbatten | 1 |
| Pardon of Isaac Desha | 1 |
| Enlightenment and Romanticism | 1 |
| Santiniketan and Visva-Bharati | 1 |
| Grievances in the Saskatchewan territory | 1 |
| Defence of Darwin and his ideas | 1 |
| Assessment of Wallace's role in history of evolutionary theory | 1 |
| Percy, Mary, and Claire | 1 |
| First years | 1 |
| Harry Trott | 1 |
| Unexecuted designs | 1 |
| Lu\xeds Alves de Lima e Silva, Duke of Caxias | 1 |
| Dezembrada | 1 |
| Raised by his mother | 1 |
| Fugitive | 1 |
| Political essays and poems | 1 |
| Balaiada | 1 |
| IPHL | 1 |
| Building an army | 1 |
| Transitional figure | 1 |
| Declaration of war | 1 |
| Retirement, death, and legacy | 1 |
| Fabulous Histories | 1 |
| Family life | 1 |
| Preparation | 1 |
| Retirement from public life | 1 |
| Sophie Blanchard | 1 |
| Audio and video | 1 |
| Webster's trial and execution | 1 |
| Germanic folklore | 1 |
| Lawyer and part-time politician | 1 |
| Naval cadet | 1 |
| Retirement, death, and memorials | 1 |
| Relations with European powers | 1 |
| Vitalism | 1 |
| Prose | 1 |
| Princess Louise, Duchess of Argyll | 1 |
| Scientist and polar oracle | 1 |
| King of the Hellenes | 1 |
| Anthologist and critic | 1 |
| J. C. W. Beckham | 1 |
| Peninsula Campaign | 1 |
| Medical reformer, marriage and family | 1 |
| Polar Medals withheld | 1 |
| Marriage and family life | 1 |
| Albert Stanley, 1st Baron Ashfield | 1 |
| Third and fourth terms, 1878\u20131887 | 1 |
| In Guernsey | 1 |
| Married life | 1 |
| War Department and the "Magoon Incident | 1 |
| 1799 gubernatorial election | 1 |
| Combating racism | 1 |
| Confederate military service and expulsion | 1 |
| Foundation stock | 1 |
| Childhood and family | 1 |
| Theories and plans | 1 |
| Children's literature | 1 |
| 1905 election | 1 |
| Defeat and legacy | 1 |
| Opera maestro | 1 |
| Gubernatorial election of 1808 | 1 |
| Abolitionist | 1 |
| Move to Dresden | 1 |
| Hofoper director | 1 |
| Posthumous | 1 |
| Infancy and early childhood | 1 |
| Increased contact with Tchaikovsky | 1 |
| Gubernatorial election of 1795 | 1 |
| Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky | 1 |
| Agricultural policy | 1 |
| Repatriation | 1 |
| Discovery of "swerve | 1 |
| Career summary | 1 |
| In Britain | 1 |
| Sellis incident and Weymouth controversy | 1 |
| Move to Fordham | 1 |
| William Robinson Brown | 1 |
| Golding Bird | 1 |
| Final decade | 1 |
| Memorial | 1 |
| Prague and Leipzig | 1 |
| Motherhood and philanthropy | 1 |
| Businessman on the Ohio | 1 |
| Teacher and researcher | 1 |
| Joseph Desha | 1 |
| Early coins | 1 |
| Second return to Mayag\xfcez | 1 |
| Texas Revolution | 1 |
| Edgar Allan Poe | 1 |
| First literary efforts | 1 |
| McKinley partisan (1888\u20131896 | 1 |
| Surrender | 1 |
| Votes for women, 1903\u201314 | 1 |
| Non-fiction | 1 |
| Edgar Speyer | 1 |
| Aspiring kingmaker (1880\u20131888 | 1 |
| 1918 election | 1 |
| The Guardian of Education | 1 |
| First seasons for Yorkshire | 1 |
| European policy | 1 |
| Premiership (1937\u20131940 | 1 |
| Realism | 1 |
| Professional career | 1 |
| Service in the Northwest Indian War | 1 |
| Republican nomination and campaign against Tilden | 1 |
| Overview | 1 |
| Second term and Pacific Scandal, 1872\u20131873 | 1 |
| Reformer and innovator | 1 |
| Nazi appropriation | 1 |
| Boston police strike | 1 |
| Final playing years | 1 |
| Sydney | 1 |
| Emotional life | 1 |
| Presidency 1897\u20131901 | 1 |
| Lone Scouts of America | 1 |
| Military college superintendent | 1 |
| Relationship with Wellington | 1 |
| French Revolutionary Wars | 1 |
| Uncle of Europe | 1 |
| Campaign of 1900 | 1 |
| Evidence and cross-examination | 1 |
| Roosevelt years and death (1901\u20131904 | 1 |
| Composer and teacher | 1 |
| Final campaigns in the Carolinas | 1 |
| Betances and Jos\xe9 Mart\xed | 1 |
| In Tahiti | 1 |
| Alexandra of Denmark | 1 |
| Friendship | 1 |
| Walter Crane | 1 |
| Early 20th century | 1 |
| Family and personal life | 1 |
| Western Front | 1 |
| Early life and formative years | 1 |
| Departure from politics | 1 |
| Anti-vaccination campaign | 1 |
| Apprentice composer | 1 |
| Cora Taylor and the Commodore shipwreck | 1 |
| Later designs | 1 |
| Conflict and the Forest Service | 1 |
| Diplomat | 1 |
| Chattanooga | 1 |
| Electricity | 1 |
| The Wilderness Society | 1 |
| Raid on Centralia | 1 |
| Political opinions | 1 |
| Ireland | 1 |
| Military appointments | 1 |
| Ghabat al-haqq | 1 |
| Early life and training | 1 |
| Career as a jurist | 1 |
| Literature | 1 |
| Garfield's assassination | 1 |
| First plays | 1 |
| Books by Lansbury | 1 |
| Hamburg Stadttheater | 1 |
| After the war | 1 |
| Prisoner | 1 |
| As a director | 1 |
| Abyssinia, 1867\u201368 | 1 |
| The Crisis | 1 |
| Poland | 1 |
| Repression of Christianity | 1 |
| Pre-war preparations | 1 |
| Alice Ayres | 1 |
| Cosmo Gordon Lang | 1 |
| Adaptations of novels and short stories in cinema | 1 |
| Legal career and marriage | 1 |
| Viceregal Consort of Canada | 1 |
| Peace and territorial gain | 1 |
| Emergence as a legend | 1 |
| Flood control | 1 |
| Era of troubles | 1 |
| Independent Labour Party | 1 |
| Early life and political career | 1 |
| Re-election, rumors of a presidential run, and death | 1 |
| Antitrust laws | 1 |
| New York Tribune | 1 |
| Charles Darwin | 1 |
| Back in Mississippi | 1 |
| National Parks Association | 1 |
| Between expeditions 1909\u201314 | 1 |
| In popular media | 1 |
| Voyage of the Beagle | 1 |
| Claimant's release and final years | 1 |
| Influence on literature, philosophy and the visual arts | 1 |
| Death in Africa | 1 |
| Radical Liberal | 1 |
| Campaign against Garfield | 1 |
| President | 1 |
| After Can Vuong | 1 |
| Retirement, decline and death | 1 |
| Crown Prince | 1 |
| Reitman, essays, and birth control | 1 |
| Emperor Norton | 1 |
| Shenandoah Valley and promotion | 1 |
| Schooling and adolescence | 1 |
| Railway policy | 1 |
| Prime Minister of Canada | 1 |
| William Burges | 1 |
| Cinchona mission, 1859\u201361 | 1 |
| Lieutenant governor and governor | 1 |
| Modern revival | 1 |
| Hawaiian mission | 1 |
| Politics and unpopularity | 1 |
| Legislative interim | 1 |
| Political issues | 1 |
| Lieutenant Governor and Governor of Massachusetts | 1 |
| Selected publications | 1 |
| Cantor's ancestry | 1 |
| Early life (1771\u20131799 | 1 |
| Northwest Indian War | 1 |
| Assignment in Europe | 1 |
| Shelaidaha: 1878\u20131901 | 1 |
| Peter Jones (missionary | 1 |
| Practice and personality | 1 |
| Inventor and engineer | 1 |
| Battle of Dresden | 1 |
| On-screen portrayals | 1 |
| Career in the Senate | 1 |
| Health, travel, and renomination | 1 |
| President of the Council of Ministers | 1 |
| Between Portugal and Brazil | 1 |
| Grass Fight and commission difficulties | 1 |
| Professional musician | 1 |
| Pierre Monteux | 1 |
| Selection by Wilson | 1 |
| Park House | 1 |
| Novels: description and reception | 1 |
| Travels and disappearance | 1 |
| Literature cited | 1 |
| Legacy and statistical analysis | 1 |
| Boer War | 1 |
| Missouri | 1 |
| New Zealand | 1 |
| Selected books | 1 |
| Civil War and second term as governor | 1 |
| Hydrographer | 1 |
| Private citizen for four years | 1 |
| Religious views | 1 |
| Solo career | 1 |
| Legacy and historical perception | 1 |
| Rumours of affairs | 1 |
| Later writings: Victorianism | 1 |
| Further Antarctic plans | 1 |
| Grover Cleveland | 1 |
| East End upbringing | 1 |
| Clash with the British Empire | 1 |
| Writing career | 1 |
| Financial struggles | 1 |
| Black Reconstruction in America | 1 |
| Washington Senators | 1 |
| National politics | 1 |
| Federal politics | 1 |
| After retirement | 1 |
| Edinburgh | 1 |
| Cuba | 1 |
| Murder of Julia Martha Thomas | 1 |
| Marriage to Hans von B\xfclow | 1 |
| Honours, awards and commemorations | 1 |
| Theories | 1 |
| Nomination for president | 1 |
| Neville Chamberlain | 1 |
| Jackson-Harmsworth Expedition | 1 |
| Premieres | 1 |
| Student and teacher | 1 |
| Symbol and stereotype | 1 |
| Poor Law guardian | 1 |
| Intense interaction | 1 |
| Evidence | 1 |
| Bed\u0159ich Smetana | 1 |
| Titles from birth to death | 1 |
| London and Paris | 1 |
| Teaching photography | 1 |
| Authorship of Frankenstein | 1 |
| Interregnum | 1 |
| Constitutional struggle | 1 |
| March to the Sea | 1 |
| Department activities | 1 |
| Legal training and early career, 1830\u20131837 | 1 |
| Vocal music | 1 |
| First campaigns | 1 |
| Secretary of the Interior | 1 |
| Beginnings | 1 |
| Marshall's constitution | 1 |
| The Intentona de Yauco | 1 |
| Philosophy, religion, and Cantor's mathematics | 1 |
| Governor of Tennessee (1853\u20131857 | 1 |
| Promotions | 1 |
| 1880 presidential election | 1 |
| Aftermath and reception | 1 |
| Repudiation of knighthood | 1 |
| Edward Drinker Cope | 1 |
| Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov | 1 |
| Books by Ezra Meeker | 1 |
| U.S. coins designed by Longacre | 1 |
| Socialist reformer | 1 |
| Titles, styles, honours, and arms | 1 |
| Chess career | 1 |
| Reputation and influence | 1 |
| Patron of arts and sciences | 1 |
| Amnesty question | 1 |
| Conductor and composer | 1 |
| John A. Macdonald | 1 |
| 1836 presidential campaign | 1 |
| Service and politics | 1 |
| Duke of Cumberland (1799\u20131837 | 1 |
| Diplomat for the Dominican Republic | 1 |
| Cold War | 1 |
| Initial decision | 1 |
| Post-war humanitarian work | 1 |
| Thomas R. Marshall | 1 |
| Explanatory notes | 1 |
| British Antarctic Expedition (Nimrod) 1907\u201309 | 1 |
| Philharmonic concerts | 1 |
| Felice Beato | 1 |
| Paradoxes of set theory | 1 |
| Subsequent voyages | 1 |
| Boy Scouts of America | 1 |
| Clash with Hayes | 1 |
| Death and aftermath | 1 |
| Opposition to Roosevelt | 1 |
| Modern reaction | 1 |
| King of Hanover | 1 |
| William S. Sadler | 1 |
| Stamata Revithi | 1 |
| Gothic architecture | 1 |
| Trial | 1 |
| Boyhood and early career (1866\u20131893 | 1 |
| Hat-tricks and captaincy | 1 |
| Upper Canada, marriage and children | 1 |
| Economic panic and the silver issue | 1 |
| 1876 presidential election | 1 |
| Endless crises | 1 |
| Later literary success and the Civil War | 1 |
| Suffragist activism | 1 |
| Continued interest in Canada | 1 |
| Edward Elgar | 1 |
| Established cricketer | 1 |
| Contributions | 1 |
| 1800 Campaign in Swabia | 1 |
| Touring North America | 1 |
| Presidency 1923\u20131929 | 1 |
| Rise to power | 1 |
| Career as an executioner, 1829\u20131874 | 1 |
| Web | 1 |
| St. Louis Browns | 1 |
| Betrothal | 1 |
| On British leadership | 1 |
| Dundee | 1 |
| Public office | 1 |
| Process and techniques | 1 |
| An Easy Introduction to the Knowledge of Nature | 1 |
| Memoir | 1 |
| 1840 presidential campaign | 1 |
| Music hall | 1 |
| Presidential Reconstruction | 1 |
| Foreign plots | 1 |
| Family conflict | 1 |
| Atlanta | 1 |
| Return to Atlanta | 1 |
| Secondary | 1 |
| Middle years (1870\u20131887 | 1 |
| Political | 1 |
| Places named for Isaac Shelby | 1 |
| Pastiche (Pass\xe9-ism | 1 |
| Relationships and marriage | 1 |
| Abbey Theatre | 1 |
| References in literature | 1 |
| Preserved homes, landmarks, and museums | 1 |
| Home Journal | 1 |
| Last seasons before the First World War | 1 |
| Oceanographer and traveller | 1 |
| Family origins | 1 |
| Final Tests | 1 |
| Decline and mental breakdown | 1 |
| Keyboard | 1 |
| Public service | 1 |
| Frederick III, German Emperor | 1 |
| County Championship cricket | 1 |
| John Douglas (architect | 1 |
| Evening Mirror | 1 |
| Exhumation | 1 |
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| Failed presidencies of the Council of Ministers | 1 |
| Family and marriage | 1 |
| Compositions | 1 |
| The Rite of Spring | 1 |
| Mark Hanna | 1 |
| Creation of a limited monarchy | 1 |
| Head injury | 1 |
| Baseball color line | 1 |
| Rome, 1858\u201360 | 1 |
| England | 1 |
| Eli Lilly & Company | 1 |
| Full-time writer | 1 |
| Rainilaiarivony | 1 |
| Historical view and legacy | 1 |
| Personal life and other activities | 1 |
| Biographical elements | 1 |
| Variation (Changing backgrounds | 1 |
| Mary Martha Sherwood | 1 |
| Heliade and the Romanian language | 1 |
| Film and stage portrayals | 1 |
| Continuum hypothesis | 1 |
| Photographic techniques | 1 |
| Further information | 1 |
| Biding time | 1 |
| St Paul's Cathedral | 1 |
| Arthur Mold | 1 |
| Historical and religious subjects | 1 |
| War | 1 |
| Belyayev circle and growing reputation | 1 |
| Migration to Oregon Territory (1852 | 1 |
| Exploration and study of the natural world | 1 |
| Surplus and the tariff | 1 |
| Rebellions in north and south | 1 |
| Business enterprises | 1 |
| Chemistry | 1 |
| Struggle over electoral reform | 1 |
| Conciliation | 1 |
| Charles Stewart (Canadian politician | 1 |
| Technique and repertoire | 1 |
| Memorial to Heroic Self Sacrifice | 1 |
| Years of struggle | 1 |
| Loss of Endurance | 1 |
| Writings by Wallace | 1 |
| Japan | 1 |
| Travelogues | 1 |
| Senatorial career | 1 |
| Securing a Senate seat | 1 |
| Bayreuth Festival performances under Cosima Wagner | 1 |
| Sherman's given names | 1 |
| Accusations of illegitimate child | 1 |
| Apogee and unexpected death | 1 |
| Alfred Russel Wallace | 1 |
| American Revolution | 1 |
| Percy Bysshe Shelley | 1 |
| Chief engraver (1844\u20131869 | 1 |
| Overwork, illness, and marriage | 1 |
| Secular | 1 |
| Skilbeck's Warehouse | 1 |
| First conducting posts | 1 |
| Military Governor of Tennessee | 1 |
| The woman in white | 1 |
| Legacy and historical image | 1 |
| Internal politics | 1 |
| Gubernatorial election of 1820 | 1 |
| Griswold's "Memoir | 1 |
| Royal Geographical Society | 1 |
| Gubernatorial election of 1824 | 1 |
| Post-presidency and death | 1 |
| Tariffs and bimetallism | 1 |
| Great Railroad Strike | 1 |
| Transfer of power | 1 |
| Mistress of Bayreuth | 1 |
| Currency question; Democratic nomination | 1 |
| Return to architecture | 1 |
| Chamber | 1 |
| Simon Bolivar Buckner | 1 |
| First years as president | 1 |
| Descent of Man, sexual selection, and botany | 1 |
| U.S. Representative | 1 |
| Navy commissions | 1 |
| Views and opinions | 1 |
| Margaret Fuller | 1 |
| Interstate Commerce Commission | 1 |
| Gettysburg | 1 |
| Later writings | 1 |
| Abolition of the slave trade | 1 |
| Praieira | 1 |
| Federal League and Baby Iraene cases (1909\u20131917 | 1 |
| Queen Alexandra | 1 |
| Vetoes | 1 |
| Vice President | 1 |
| Writing style and literary theory | 1 |
| Succession crisis | 1 |
| Last years, 1908\u201311 | 1 |
| First British tour | 1 |
| Writing style | 1 |
| Bergstr\xe4sser affair | 1 |
| House of Representatives | 1 |
| National Park Service | 1 |
| Reelection campaign in 1892 | 1 |
| Posterity | 1 |
| Structure | 1 |
| Tchaikovsky's voice | 1 |
| Teacher and publisher | 1 |
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| Cricketing career | 1 |
| Maturity | 1 |
| Context | 1 |
| Arthur Sifton | 1 |
| Congressman | 1 |
| Protection of sovereignty | 1 |
| Marriage, wider interests | 1 |
| Charles Holden | 1 |
| Promoting Liszt's music | 1 |
| Carbon monoxide poisoning | 1 |
| As a character | 1 |
| Early war and the capture of Detroit | 1 |
| Maine politics | 1 |
| Dublin and the Celtic Revival | 1 |
| Scandal | 1 |
| Interactions with the scientific community | 1 |
| In the United States | 1 |