Eng.

Gr.

Eng. Clarkson, Thomas, philanthropist

Claverhouse, John Graham of, Viscount Dundee
Span. Clavigero, Francis X., historian of Mexico
Amer. Clay, Cassius M., anti-slavery politician
Amer., Clement C., ex-senator of U. S. from Alabama
Amer., Henry, statesman and diplomatist
Amer. Clayton, John, an eminent physician and botanist
Amer. Clayton, John M., senator and secretary of state
Gr. Cleanthes, a stoic philosopher
Amer. Cleaveland, Parker, mineralogist and chemist
Amer. Clemens, Jeremiah, U. S. senator from Alabama

Clement, the name of 14 popes and 3 antipopes

1761

1846

B. C. 450

1832

Scot.

Scot.

Fr.

Mex.

Fr.

Coleman, Benjamin, a learned divine, (in Boston)

-, George, dramatic writer

George, (the younger), dramatist

Colombat, de l'Isère, medical writer

Amer. Colton, Calvin, clergyman and political writer

Eng
Amer.
Amer.
Ital.

George H., author of "Tecumseh,' &c.
---, Walter, Rev. author of voyages and travels
Columbus, Christopher, the discoverer of America
Combe, Andrew, medical and physiological writer
----, George, phrenologist and philosopher
Comines, Philip de, statesman and historian
Comonfort, Ygnacio, President of Mexico

Amer. Comstock, John L., author of popular school-books
Fr. Compte, Auguste, metaphysician, founder of "Positiveism 19
Amer. Conant, Thomas J., D. D., biblical scholar and critic
Span. Concha, José de la, capta n-general of Cuba

Conde, Louis II. of Bourbon

1673

1747

1733

1784

1762

1830

(abt.) 1800

1789

7857

Scot. Constable, Archibald, publisher of Scott's poems, miscellany, &c.

VII., (Porphyrogenitus) emperor and author
XII. (Paleologus), the last of the Greek emperors
Ir. Am. Conway, Thomas, maj. gen. in Revolution a cabaler,' &c.

1776

1827

1767

1830

274

337

905

959

1403

1458

Eng.

Conybeare, Wiliiam D., clergyman and geologist

Pruss. Copernicus, Nicholas, a celebrated astronomer, the reviver of the
Pythagorean system of the universe

1783

1473

1543

Eng.

Fr.

Ger.

Rom.

Copley, John Singleton, Lord Lyndhurst (born in Boston, U. S.) 1772
Corday d'Armans, M. Charlotte de, guillotined in Revolution
Corinna, a poetess, flourished in the fifteenth century before Christ
Coriolanus, Caius Marcius, a warrior

1863

1768

1793

B. C. 458

Eng.

Span

Ital.

Cornwallis, Charles, marquis, military com. in Amer. and India
Cortez, Fernaudo, the brutal conqueror of Mexico
Amer. Corwin, Thomas, statesman, sec. of treasury, gov. of Ohio
Cosmo I. de Medici, grand duke of Tuscany

Ital.

66 IL

66

66

1815

Dutch. Coster, John Lawrence, one of the supposed inventors of printing

1758

1789

Amer Dearborn, Henry, a distinguished officer of the two American wars 1751
Ame:, De Bow, J. D. B., journalist and statistician

1829

1820

Fr. Debruce, William Francis, a bookseller and bibliographer
Swiss. Decandolle, A. P., botanist

Eng.

Amer. Decatur, Stephen, a gallant commodore in the U. S. navy
Decker, Thomas, dramatic poet

. Eng.

Dee, John, mathematician and astrologer