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| Abdülaziz, Ottoman Sultan (a.k.a. Abdülaziz Oglu Mahmud
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| Abel (son of Adam; Biblical personage) |
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| Abner (son of Ner; Biblical personage) |
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| Achilles (ancient Greek personage) |
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| Adam (Biblical personage) |
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| Alexander, King of Macedon (a.k.a. Alexander the Great;
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| Alexander II, Czar of Russia |
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| Alexander III, Czar of Russia |
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| Alexandra, Queen Consort of Edward VII |
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| Alfred, King of Wessex (a.k.a. Alfred
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| Amasa (son of Abigail; Biblical personage) |
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| Anchises (Greek mythological personage) |
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| Antony, Mark (a.k.a. Marcus Antonius) |
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| Arthur,
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| Atia (mother of Augustus, Emperor of
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| Augustus, Emperor of Rome (a.k.a. Octavian
or Octavianus) |
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| Aurelia (mother of Julius Caesar) |
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“President McKinley Shot Twice While Holding a Reception at the Buffalo
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