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--James Caan (1940— )
American actor.

--James Branch Cabell (1879—1958)
American novelist and essayist.
_The Silver Stallion_ [1926]

--Samuel Parkes Cadman (1864—1936)
American clergyman and author.

--Herb Caen (1916—1997)
American newspaper columnist.

--Gaius Julius Caesar (100 B.C.—44 B.C.)
Roman military and political leader.

--Sammy Cahn (1913—1993)
American songwriter.

--Renι Cailliι (1799—1838)
French explorer who was the first European
to visit Timbuktu and return.

--Michael Caine [Sir Maurice Joseph Micklewhite] (1933— )
British actor.

--Nigel Calder (1931— )
British science writer and environmentalist.

--Taylor Caldwell [Janet Taylor Caldwell] (1900—1985)
American novelist born in England; she also wrote
under the pseudonym of Max Reiner.

--John C. Calhoun (1782—1850)
American political leader who was U.S. congressman,
secretary of war, vice president [1825—1832], senator,
and secretary of state. He championed states' rights.
and slavery and was a symbol of the Old South. - EB.

--John Callahan (1951— )
American cartoonist.

--Maria Callas (1923—1977)
American-born operatic soprano.

--Charles Stuart Calverley (1831—1884)
English poet.

--John Calvin (1509—1564)
French Protestant theologian of the Reformation.

--Helder Camara (1909—1999)
Brazilian Archbishop.

--"Camelot" [1960 play]

--James Cameron (1954— )
Canadian-born American film director.

--Simon Cameron (1799—1889)
American politician.

--Jane Montgomery Campbell (1817—1878)
English hymn-writer.

--Mrs. Patrick Campbell [Beatrice Stella Tanner] (1865—1940)
British stage actress.

--Thomas Campbell (1777—1844)
Scottish poet.
"Hallowed Ground" [1825]

--Tony Campolo (1935— )
American pastor and author.

--Albert Camus (1913—1960)
French novelist, dramatist, and essayist who won
the 1957 Nobel Prize for Literature.
_The Stranger_ [1942]
_The Myth of Sisyphus and Other Essays_ [1955 English ed.]
{published in French in 1942}
_The Fall_ [1956]

--Elias Canetti (1905—1994)
Bulgarian-born writer and novelist.
_The Secret Heart of the Clock: Notes, Aphorisms, Fragments: 1973-1985_

--George Canning (1770—1827)
British statesman; prime minister [1827].

--Jimmy Cannon (1910—1973)
American sportswriter, war correspondent, and essayist.

--Eddie Cantor (1882—1964)
American comedian, actor, singer, and songwriter.
_The Way I See It_ [1959]

--Karel Capek (1890—1938)
Czech novelist.

--Al (Alphonse Gabriel) Capone (1899—1947)
American gangster.

--Truman Capote (1924—1984)
American writer and novelist.

--Al Capp (1909—1979)
American cartoonist.

--Orson Scott Card (1951— )
American writer.

--Girolamo Cardano (1501-1576)
Italian mathematician and astrologer.

--Benjamin N. Cardozo (1870—1938)
American jurist and associate justice
of the U.S. Supreme Court [1932—1938].
_The Paradoxes of Legal Science_ [1928]
_Law and Literature_ [1931]

--Thomas Carew (1595—1639)
English poet.

--Drew Carey (1958— )
American actor and comedian.

--Will Carleton (1845—1912)
American poet.
_Farm Ballads_ [1873]

--George Carlin (1937—2008)
American stand-up comedian and author.
_Brain Droppings_

--Jane Baillie Welsh Carlyle (1801—1866)
English hostess and letter writer.
Biographies and/or related books about:
J.A. Froude _Letters and Memorials_ [1883]
K.J. Fielding and David R. Sorensen {ed.} _Jane Carlyle: Newly Selected Letters_

--Thomas Carlyle (1795—1881)
Scottish historian and political philosopher.
_Signs of the Times_ [1829]
_Sartor Resartus_ [1833—1834]
_On Heroes, Hero-Worship, and the Heroic in History_ [1841]
_History of the French Revolution_

--Stokely Carmichael (1941—1998)
American Black Power leader.

--Andrew Carnegie (1835—1919)
American businessman and philanthropist of Scottish birth.

--Dale Carnegie (1888—1955)
American writer and lecturer.
_How to Win Friends and Influence People_ [1936]

--Carol II (1893—1953)
King of Rumania [1930—1940]

--Emily Carr (1871—1945)
Canadian artist.

--Alexis Carrel (1873—1944)
French surgeon, sociologist, and biologist who
received the 1912 Nobel Prize for Psysiology or Medicine.
_Man, the Unknown_ [1935]

--Lord Carrington (1919— )
British Conservative politician.

--Lewis Carroll [Charles Lutwidge Dodgson] (1832—1898)
English writer and logician.
_Alice's Adventures in Wonderland_ [1865]
_Thorough the Looking-Glass_ [1872]
_The Hunting of the Snark_ [1872]

--William Herbert Carruth (1859—1924)
American educator and author.

--Johnny Carson (1925—2005)
American comedian and host of The Tonight Show [1962—1992].

--Rachel Carson (1907—1964)
American marine biologist and author.
_The Sense of Wonder_ [1956]
_Silent Spring_ [1962]

--Chris Carter (1956— )
American producer and director.

--Jimmy Carter (1924— )
American Democratic statesman, President [1977—1981].
_Keeping Faith_ [1982]

--Lillian Carter (1898—1983)
U.S. matriarch, mother of American President.

--Barbara Cartland (1901—2000)
British writer of romantic fiction.

--Gaspar de Carvajal (1500—1584)
Spanish Dominican missionary.

--George Washington Carver (1864—1943)
American agricultural chemist and agronomist.

--James Carville (1944— )
American political strategist.

--Lucius Cary, 2nd Viscount of Falkland (1610—1643)
English politician, soldier and author.

--Phoebe Cary (1824—1871)
American poet.

--"Casablanca" [1942 movie]

--Pablo Casals (1876—1973)
Spanish-born cellist and conductor.

--Sir Roger Casement (1864—1916)
British public servant who was executed for
treason and became an Irish martyr.
Biographies and/or related books about:
Brian Inglis _Roger Casement_ [1973]

--Johnny Cash (1932—2003)
American country singer and songwriter.

--Carlos Castaneda (1925—1998)
Peruvian-born American author.
_A Separate Reality_ [1971]

--Bernal Diaz del Castillo (c. 1498—c. 1568)
Spanish historian.
_The Conquest of New Spain_ [c. 1560]

--Barbara Castle (1910—2002)
British Labour politician.

--Fidel Castro (1926— )
Political leader of Cuba from 1959.

--Cataline (108—62 B.C.)
Roman politician.

--"Catcher in the Rye"

--Willa Silbert Cather (1873—1947)
American novelist.
_O Pioneers!_ [1913]
_Shadows on the Rock_ [1931]

--Catherine the Great (1729—1796)
Empress of Russia fron 1762—1796.

--Marcus Porcius Cato [byname Cato The Censor, or Cato The Elder] (234—149 BC)
Roman statesman, orator, and the first Latin prose writer of importance.

--Cato the Younger (96—46 B.C.)
Roman politician and statesman.

--Carrie Chapman Catt (1859—1947)
American women's suffrage leader.

--Count Camillo Benso di Cavour (1810—1861)
Piedmontese statesman who helped bring about
the unification of Italy and served as the first
prime minister.

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--Lord Edward Gascoyne-Cecil (1867—1918)
British soldier and colonial administrator in Egypt.

--Robert Gascoyne-Cecil, 5th Marquess of Salisbury (1893—1972)
British Tory politician.

--Louis-Ferdinand Cιline
[Louis Ferdinand Destouches] (1894—1961)
French author and doctor.
_Journey to the End of the Night_

--Bennett Cerf (1898—1971)
American author, humorist, and publisher.

--Miguel de Cervantes (1547—1616)
Spanish novelist.
_Don Quixote de la Mancha_ [1605—1615]

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--Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain (1828—1914)
Major General, Union Army, then four-term
governor of Maine and twelve years as President
of Bowdoin College.
_The Passing of the Armies_ [1915]

--Joseph Chamberlain (1836—1914)
British businessman, social reformer, and politician;
{father of Neville Chamberlain}.

--Neville Chamberlain (1869—1940)
British Conservative politician, Prime Minister [1937—1940].

--Oswald Chambers (1874—1917)
Scottish Protestant minister and teacher.
_My Utmost For His Highest_

--Sιbastien-Roch Nicolas Chamfort (1741—1794)
French playwright and conversationalist.
_Pensιes, maximes et anecdotes_ [1795]

--Raymond Chandler (1888—1959)
American writer of detective fiction.
_Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid_
_The Long Good-Bye_ [1953]

--Coco Chanel (1883—1971)
French fashion designer.

--Iris Chang (1968—2004)
American historian.

--William Ellery Channing (1780—1842)
American Unitarian clergyman and author.

--Edwin Hubbel Chapin (1814—1880)
American clergyman and author.

--Harry Chapin (1942—1981)
American singer and songwriter.

--Charlie Chaplin (1889—1977)
English film actor and director.
_My Autobiography_ [1964]

--Ralph Chaplin (1887—1961)
American poet, writer, and organizer for the
Industrial Workers of the World.
_Bars and Shadows: The Prison Poems of Ralph Chaplin_ [1922]

--Arthur Chapman (1874—1935)
American writer and editor.

--Graham Chapman
(1941-1989) English comedian, actor, writer, physician.

--John Jay Chapman (1862—1933)
American author and critic.

--Charlemagne (742—814)
Frankish king and Holy Roman Emperor.

--Elizabeth Charles {nθe Rundle} (1828—1896)
English religious writer.
_Chronicle of the Schonberg-Cotta Family_ [1863]

--Hughie [_not_ Hugh] Charles (1907—1995)
British songwriter.

--Ray Charles (1930—2004)
American pianist and soul singer.

--Martin Charnin (1934— )
American lyricist, writer, and composer.

--Charondas (6th century B.C.)
Greek legislator.

--Pierre Charron (1541—1603)
French moralist.

--Emile Auguste Chartier (1868—1951) - see Alain

--Ilka Chase (1905—1978)
American author and actress.
_Free Admission_ [1948]

--Franηois-Renι de Chateaubriand (1768—1848)
French writer and diplomat.
_Itinιraire de Paris ΰ Jιrusalem_
_Le Gιnie du Christianisme_ [1802]

--Geoffrey Chaucer (c. 1343—1400)
English poet.
_The Canterbury Tales_ [c. 1387]

--Paddy Chayefsky (1923—1981)
American playwright and screenwriter.

--Cheers

--Anton Chekhov (1860—1904)
Russian dramatist and short-story writer.
_Uncle Vanya_ [1897]
_The Cherry Orchard_ [1904]
_Notebooks_ [1921]

--Richard Chenevix (1774—1830)

--John Vance Cheney (1848—1922)
American poet.

--Margaret Cheney (1921— )
American journalist and author.
_Tesla: Man Out of Time_ [1981]

--Cher [Cheryl Sarkisian LaPierre] (1946— )
American actress and singer.

--Apsley Cherry-Garrard (1882?—1959)
British polar explorer.

--Lord Chesterfield [Philip Dormer Stanhope] (1694—1773)
British writer and politician.
Biographies and/or related books about:
Charles Strachey {ed.} _The Letters of the Earl of Chesterfield to His Son_ [1901]

--G.K. (Gilbert Keith) Chesterton (1874—1936)
English essayist, novelist, and poet.
_The Defendant_ [1901]
_The Napoleon of Notting Hill_ [1904]
_Heretics_ [1905]
_Orthodoxy_[1908]
_All Things Considered_ [1908]
_Tremendous Trifles_ [1909]
_The Innocence of Father Brown_ [1911]
_The Uses of Diversity_ [1920]

--Maurice Chevalier (1888—1972)
French singer and actor.

--Madame Chiang Kai-Shek [Soong Mei-ling]
(1898—2003)

--Julia Child (1912—2004)
American chef, television personality, and author.

--Lydia Marie Child (1802—1880)
Amercan abolitionist and suffragist.
_Flowers for Children_ [1844—1846]

--William Chillingworth (1602—1644)
English theologian.

--Chilon (6th cent. B.C.)
One of the Seven Sages of Greece.

--Jacques Chirac (1932— )
President of the French Republic [1995-2007].

--Frank Chodorov (1887—1966)
American libertarian and author.

--Noam Chomsky (1928— )
American linguistics scholar.
_Syntactic Structures_ [1957]

--Frιdιric Chopin (1810—1849)
Polish composer.

--Christian X (1870—1947)
King of Denmark [1912—1947] who symbolized the nation's
resistence to the German occupation during World War II.

--Agatha Christie (1890—1976)
British crime fiction writer.

--Theodor Christlieb (1833—1889)
German Evangelist theologian.

--Saint John Chrysostom (c. 347—407)
Early Church Father, biblical interpreter,
and archbishop of Constantinople.



--Chuang-tzu (369—286 B.C.)
Chinese interpreter of Taoism.

--Forrest Church
American theologian and author.

--Francis Pharcellus Church (1839—1906)
American journalist.

--Charles Churchill (1731—1764)
English poet.
"The Farewell"

--Jennie Jerome Churchill (1854—1921)
American-born British mother of Winston Churchill.

--Lord Randolph Churchill (1849—1894)
British Conservative politician.

--Winston Churchill (1874—1965)
British Conservative statesman and
Prime Minister [1940—1945, 1951—1955].
_My Early Life_ [1930]
_A History of the English Speaking Peoples_
_The Second World War_ [1948—1951]
Biographies and/or related books about:
_Winston Churchill: An Informal Study of Greatness_ [1952]

--Winston Churchill (1871—1947)
American novelist.

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--Colley Cibber (1671—1757)
English actor and playwright.

--Marcus Tullius Cicero (106—43 BC)
Roman orator and statesman.
_In Catilinam I-IV_ [63 BC]
_Orationes Phillipiae_ [c. 60 BC]
_Paradoxa Stoicorum_ [46 BC]
_De senectute_ [45-44 BC]

--E. M. Cioran (1911—1995)
Romanian-born French philosopher.

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--Tom Clancy (1947— )
American novelist.
_The Sum of All Fears_ [1991]

--Eric Clapton (1945— )
English singer and guitarist.

--Kenneth Clark (1903—1983)
British author, museum director,
broadcaster, and art historian.

--Thomas Campbell Clark (1899—1977)
American lawyer, Attorney General, and
Justice of the Supreme Court [1949—1967].

--Adam Clarke (1762—1832)
British Methodist theologian.

--Sir Arthur C. Clarke (1917—2008)
English science-fiction writer.
_Childhood's End_ [1953]
_The Challenge of the Spaceship_ [1959]
_Profiles of the Future_ [1962]

--James Freeman Clarke (1810—1888)
American preacher and author.

--John Clarke (1596—1658)
Comp. _Proverbs: English and Latine_ [1639]

--Kenneth Clarke (1940— )
British Conservative politician.

--Jeremy Clarkson (1960— )
British journalist and broadcaster.

--Karl von Clausewitz (1780—1831)
Prussian soldier and military theorist.
_On War_ [1832]

--Henry Clay (1777—1852)
American politician.

--Lucius Clay (1897—1978)
U.S. army officer who became the first director
of civilian affairs in defeated Germany after
World War II.

--[Leroy] Eldridge Cleaver (1935—1998)
American black militant.
_Soul on Ice_ [1968]

--John Cleese (1939— )
British comedian and actor.

--Georges Clemenceau (1841—1929)
French statesman.

--Pope Clement I (Clemens Romanus)
[Pope from c.88 -101.]

--Cleobulus (6th cent. B.C.)
Greek philosopher.

--Grover Cleveland (1837—1908)
22nd [1885-1889] and 24th [1893—1897] President of the U.S..
Biographies and/or related books about:
Allan Nevins _Grover Cleveland_ [1932]

--Voltairine de Cleyre (1866-1912)
American anarchist.
_Anarchism and American Traditions_ [1908]
http://dwardmac.pitzer.edu/ANARCHIST_ARCHIVES/bright/cleyre/ts205.html

--Bill (William Jefferson) Clinton (1946— )
American Democratic statesman and president [1993—2001].

--Hillary Clinton (1947— )
American politician.

--Arthur Hugh Clough (1819—1861)
English poet.

--William Benton Clulow (1802—1882)
English clergyman.

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--Irvin S. Cobb (1876—1944)
American journalist and author.

--William Cobbett (1763—1835)
English politician, agriculturist, and journalist.

--Jean Cocteau (1889—1963)
French poet.

--Paulo Coelho (1947— )
Brazilian lyricist and novelist.
_The Alchemist_ [1993]

--J.M. [John Maxwell] Coetzee (1940— )
South-African professor and author; won the
2003 Nobel Prize for Literature.

--Lenore Coffee (1897—1984)
American screenwriter.
_Popcorn in Paradise_
_Storyline; Recollections of a Hollywood Screenwriter_ [1973]

--William Sloane Coffin, Jr. (1924—2006)
American clergyman and peace activist.

--George M. Cohan (1878—1942)
American songwriter, dramatist, and producer.

--Roy Cohn (1927—1986)
American lawyer.

--Sir Edward Coke (1552—1634)
English writer on law.

--Nicholas Colasanto (1924-1985)
American actor and director.

--Jean-Baptiste Colbert (1619—1683)
Controller general of finance and secretary of state
for the navy under Louis XIV of France.
_Memoir on Commerce, A Document Presented to the King_ [3 August 1664]

--Frank Moore Colby (1865—1925)
American essayist and professor.
_The Colby Essays_ [1926]

--Hartley Coleridge (1796—1849)
English poet.

--Mary Elizabeth Coleridge (1861—1907)
English poet.

--Samuel Taylor Coleridge (1772—1834)
English poet, critic, and philosopher.
_The Rime of the Ancient Mariner_ [1798]
_Biographia Literaria_ [1817]
_Table Talk_ [1835]

--William Hart Coleridge (1789—1849)
British Bishop of Barbados and the Leeward Islands [1824—1842].

--Joan Collins (1933—)
British actress.

--J. Churton Collins (1884—1908)
British author, critic, and scholar.

--Mary Collyer (c. 1716—1762)
English translator and novelist.

--John Robert Colombo (1936— )
Canadian writer.

--C.C. Colton (1780—1832)
English clergyman and writer.
_Lacon: or, Many Things in Few Words;
Addressed to Those Who Think_ [1820]

--Betty Comden (1919— ) & Adolph Green (1915—2002)
Lyricists and screenwriting duo.

--Henry Steele Commager (1902—1998)
American historian.
_Freedom, Loyalty, Dissent_ [1954]
_Freedom and Order_ [1966]

--Philippe de Commynes {also spelled Comines}
(c. 1447-1511) French statesman and chronicler.

--Anna Comnena (1083—1153)
Byzantine historian.
_The Alexiad_ [c.1148]

--Ivy Compton-Burnett (1884—1969)
English novelist.
_Daughters and Sons_ [1937]

--James Bryant Conant (1893—1978)
American chemist, educational administrator, and professor.

--Marie-Jean-Antoine-Nicolas de Caritat, marquis de Condorcet (1743—1794)
French philosopher.

--Confucius (551—479 B.C.)
K'ung Ch'iu, Chinese philosopher.
_The Confucian Analects_

--William Congreve (1670—1729)
English dramatist.
"Love for Love" [1695]
"The Mourning Bride" [1697]
Biographies and/or related books about:
John C. Hodges {ed.} _William Congreve: Letters and Documents_ [1964]

--John Connally (1917—1993)
American politician.

--Michael Connelly (1956— )
American author of detective novels.
_The Narrows_ [2004]

--Cyril Connolly (1903—1974)
English writer.
_Enemies of Promise_ [1938]
_The Unquiet Grave_ [1944]

--Patrick E. Connor (1820—1891)
American general.

--William Connor [Cassandra] (1909—1967)
British journalist.

--Robert Conquest (1917— )
British historian.
_Reflections on a Ravaged Century_ [1999]

--Joseph Conrad [Teodor Jσzef Konrad Nalecz-Korzeniowski] (1857—1924)
Polish-born English novelist.
_An Outcast of the Islands_ [1896]
_Lord Jim_ [1900]
_Heart of Darkness_ [1902]
_Under Western Eyes_ [1911]

--Russell H. Conwell (1843—1925)
American lawyer, author, clergyman, and educator.

--Eliza Cook (1818—1889)
English poet.

--James Cook (1728—1779)
British naval captain, navigator, and explorer.
Biographies and/or related books about:
J.C. Beaglehole (ed.) _The Journals of Captain James Cook:
The Voyage of the Endeavour 1768—1771_ [1955]

--Peter Cook (1937—1995)
English satirist and actor.

--Alistair Cooke [Alfred Cooke] (1908—2004)
British-born American broadcater and journalist.
_America_ [1973]

--Sam Cooke (1931—1964)
American R&B and pop singer.

--Calvin Coolidge (1872—1933)
American Republican statesman and President [1923—1929].
Biographies and/or related books about:
_Grace Coolidge and Her Era: The Story of a President's Wife_ [1962]

--David Cooper (1931— )
South African psychiatrist.

--Gary Cooper (1901—1961)
American film actor.
Biographies and/or related books about:
Larry Swindell _The Last Hero: A Biography of Gary Cooper_ [1980]

--James Fenimore Cooper (1789—1851)
American novelist.
_The Last of the Mohicans_ [1826]
_The American Democrat_ [1838]
_The Deerslayer_ [1841]

--Tommy Cooper (1921—1984)
Welsh comedian and magician.

--Edward Drinker Cope (1840—1897)
American paleontologist and evolutionist.

--Aaron Copland (1900—1990)
American composer.

--James (Gentleman Jim) Corbett (1866—1933)
American boxer; heavyweight champion [1892—1897].

--Angel Cordero Jr. (1942— )
Puerto-Rican born jockey.

--Marie Corelli (1855—1924)
British author.
_The Life Everlasting_ [1911]

--Pierre Corneille (1606—1684)
French dramatist.
_Polyeucte_ [1640]

--Mme. A.M. Bigot de Cornuel (1605—1694)
French society hostess.
_Lettres de Mille Aοssι_ [1728]

--Bill Cosby (1937— )
American comedian.

--Howard Cosell (1918—1995)
American sports journalist and author.
_Like It Is_ [1974]

--Ann Coulter (1961— )
American lawyer, author, and consevative commentator.

--Norman Cousins (1915—1990)
American publisher.

--Jacques Cousteau (1910—1997)
French underwater explorer.

--Stephen Covey (1932— )
American author.
_The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People_

--Noλl Coward (1899—1973)
English playwright, actor, and composer.

--Abraham Cowley (1618—1667)
English poet and essayist.

--William Cowper (1731—1800)
English poet and hymnodist.
_The Task_ [1785]

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--George Crabbe (1754—1832)
English poet.
_The Borough_ [1810]
_Tales of the Hall_ [1819]

--Roger Craig (1930— )
American Major League baseball pitcher.

--Dinah Mulock Craik (1826—1887)
English writer and poet.

--Stephen Crane (1871—1900)
American author and journalist.

--Adelaide Crapsey (1878—1914)
American poet.
"The Immortal Residue" [1915]

--Joan Crawford [Lucille Fay LeSueur] (1904—1977)
American actress.

--Thomas Creech (1659—1700)
English classical scholar and translator.

--Thomas Creevey (1768—1838)
English politician.

--Bishop Mandell Creighton (1843—1901)
English historian and ecclesiastic.

--Michel Guillaume Jean de Crθvecoeur (1735—1813)
French-born American agriculturalist, writer, and diplomat.
_Letters from an American Farmer_ [1782]

--Michael Crichton (1942— )
American author.
_State Of Fear_ [2004]

--Quentin Crisp [Denis Pratt] (1908—1999)
English writer.
_The Naked Civil Servant_ [1968]
_How to Become a Virgin_ [1981]

--Judith Crist (1922— )
American film critic.

--John Jordan Crittenden (1787—1863)
American statesman.
_On the Mexican War_

--David Crockett (1786—1836)
American folk hero who died at the Alamo.
_Exploits and Adventures in Texas_ [1836]
Biographies and/or related books about:
John S.C. Abbott _David Crockett: His Life & Adventures_ [1874]

--Croesus (595— c. 547 BC)
Lydian king [560BC-547 BC].

--Herbert Croly (1869—1930)
American political writer and editor.
_The Promise of American Life_ [1909]

--Oliver Cromwell (1599—1658)
English soldier and statesman;
Lord Protector from 1653.

--A. J. [Archibald Joseph] Cronin (1896—1981)
British doctor and novelist.
_The Citadel_ [1937]

--Betsy Cronkite (1916—2005)

-Walter Cronkite (1916— )
American broadcast journalist.
_A Reporter's Life_ [1996]

--Bing Crosby (1903—1977)
American singer and film actor.

--David Crosby (1941— )
American guitarist, singer, and songwriter;
an original member of both The Byrds and
Crosby, Stills, and Nash.

--Howard Crosby (1826—1891)
American preacher and teacher.

--Amanda Cross [pseu. of Carolyn Gold Heilbrun] (1926— 2003)
American academic and author.

--Russell Crowe (1964— )
New Zealand-born film actor.

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--Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi (1934— )
Psychology professor at the University of Chicago.
_Flow: The Psychology of Optimal Experience_ [1990]

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--Richard Cumberland (1631—1718)
English theologian, Anglican bishop, and philosopher of ethics.

--E.E. (Edward Estlin) Cummings (1894—1962)
American poet.
_A Miscellany_ [1958]

--William Thomas Cummings (1903—1945)
American priest.

--Mario Cuomo (1932— )
American lawyer and politician.

--Will Cuppy (1884—1949)
American humorist and journalist.

--Marie Curie nιe Maria Sklodowska (1867—1934)
Polish-born French physicist who was the co-winner
of the 1903 Nobel Prize for Physics and the winner
of the 1911 Nobel Prize for Chemistry.

--John Philpot Curran (1750—1817)
Irish judge.

--George William Curtis (1824—1892)
American essayist, editor, and reformer.

--Tony Curtis [Bernard Schwartz] (1925— )
American actor.

--George Nathaniel Curzon, Marquess Curzon (1859—1925)
also called (1898—1911) Baron Curzon of Kedleston,
or (1911—21) Earl Curzon of Kedleston.
British statesman, viceroy of India (1898—1905),
and foreign secretary [1917—1924].

--George Armstrong Custer (1839—1876)
American cavalry officer.

--Astolphe Louis Leonard, Marquis de Custine (1790—1857)
French writer, playwright, poet and traveler.
_La Russia en 1839_

--Theodore Ledyard Cuyler, D.D. (1822—1909)
American clergyman.
_Recollections of a Long Life_ [1902]


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