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--Frederick Oakeley (1802—1880)
English theologian and poet.

--Annie Oakley [Phoebe Anne Oakley Mozee] (1860—1926)
American sharpshooter.
Biographies and/or related books about:
Shirl Kasper _Annie Oakley_ [2000]

--Captain Lawrence Oates (1880—1912)
English polar explorer.

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--Obadiah of Bertinoro (c.I450—c.1516)
Italian rabbi.
_Letters_ [1487—90]

--Conan O'Brien (b. 1963)
American TV personality.

--Father Dennis Edward O'Brien (1923—2002)
Sergeant, USMC

--Flann O'Brien [Brian O'Nolan] (1911—1966)
Irish humorous writer.

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--Sean O'Casey (1880—1964)
Irish dramatist and memorist.

--Adolph S. Ochs (1858—1935)
Publisher of The New York Times.

--Phil Ochs (1940—1976)
American "protest" singer.

--Sandra Day O'Connor (b. 1930)
American lawyer, politician, and first woman to become
a United States Supreme Court justice [1981—2006].

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--Herbert O'Driscoll
Canadian Anglican priest and author.
_A Doorway in Time_ [1985]

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--Roger von Oech
American creativity and motivational speaker and author.

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--Jack O'Hagan (1898—1987)
Australian songwriter.

--John O'Hara (1905—1970)
American novelist and short-story writer.

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--Georgia O'Keeffe (1887—1986)
American artist.

--Dennis O'Kelly (c. 1720—1787)
Irish racehorse owner.

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--Margaret Oliphant (1828—1897)
Scottish novelist and historical writer.
_Miss Marjoribanks_ [1866]

--Olivares, Gaspar de Guzmαn y Pimentel (1587—1645)
Spanish prime minister [1623—1643].

--Vic Oliver (1898—1964)
Austrian-born English comedian, actor, and musician.

--Lord Laurence Olivier (1907—1989)
English actor and director.

--Frederick Law Olmsted (1822—1903)
Amrican landscape architect and Calvert Vaux (1824—1895)
British architect.
(Together designed NYC's Central Park)

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--Caliph Omar (581—644)
Muslim caliph.

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--On the Waterfront [1954 movie]

--Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis (1929—1994)
Wife of President John F. Kennedy.

--Carlotta O'Neill (1888—1970)
Actress and third wife of Eugene O'Neill.

--Eugene O'Neill (1888—1953)
American playwright and winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1936.
_Lazarus Laughed_ [1927]
_The Iceman Cometh_ [1939]
Biographies and/or related books about:
Arthur and Barbara Gelb _O'Neill_ [1962]

--Tatum O'Neal (b. 1963)
American film actress.

--William O'Neill (b. 1930)
American politician.

--Yoko Ono (b. 1933)
Japanese poet and songwriter.

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--James Oppenheim (1882—1932)
American poet and novelist.

--J. Robert Oppenheimer (1904—1967)
American physicist and the director of the Manhattan Project.

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--Robert Orben (b. 1927)
American magician and comedy writer.

--P.J. O'Rourke (b. 1947)
American political satirist.
_Modern Manners_ [1983]
_The Bachelor Home Companion_ [1987]
_Holidays in Hell_ [1988]
_Parliament of Whores_ [1991]
_Give War A Chance_ [1992]
_All The Trouble in the World_ [1994]
_Eat the Rich_ [1998]
_The CEO of the Sofa_ [2001]
_Peace Kills_ [2005]
_Driving Like Crazy_ [2009]

--George Orwell [Eric Blair] (1903—1950)
English novelist.
_Down and Out in Paris and London_ [1933]
_Keep the Aspidistra Flying_ [1936]
_The Road to Wigan Pier_ [1937]
_Coming Up for Air_ [1939]
_Animal Farm_ [1945]
_Notes on Nationalism_ (essay) [1945]
_Politics and the English Language_ (essay) [1946]
_Nineteen Eighty-Four_ [1949]
_The Collected Essays, Journalism and Letters of George Orwell_
ed. Sonia Orwell and Ian Angus [1968]

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--John Osborne (1929—1994)
English playwright.

--Frances Sargent Osgood (1811—1850)
American poet.

--Sir William Osler (1849—1919)
Canadian-born physician.
Biographies and/or related books about:
Harvy Cushing _The Life of Sir William Osler_ [1925]

--Humphrey Osmond (1917—2004)
British psychiatrist.

--Maureen O'Sullivan (1911—1998)
Irish actress.

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--Peter O'Toole (b. 1932)
British actor.

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--Ouida [Maria Louise de la Ramιe] (1839—1908)
English novelist.
_Two Little Wooden Shoes_ [1874]
_Signa_ [1875]
_Princess Napraxine_ [1884]

--Fulton Oursler (1893—1952)
American writer and editor.
_The Greatest Story Ever Told_

--Sir Thomas Overbury (1581?—1613)
English poet and essayist.
_An Affectate Traveller_ [1614]

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--Ovid [Publius Ovidius Naso] (43 B.C.—18 A.D.)
Roman poet.
"Metamorphoses"
_Ars amatoria_ "The Art of Love" tr. Peter Green [1982]

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--John Owen (1616—1683)
English theologian.

--Robert Owen (1771—1858)
Welsh-born socialist reformer.

--Wilfred Owen (1893—1918)
English poet.

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--Amos Oz (b. 1939)
Israeli writer and journalist.

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--Jack Paar (1918—2004)
American radio and television talk show host.

--Patti Page [Clara Ann Fowler] (b. 1927)
American singer.

--Walter Hines Page (1855—1918)
American Ambassador to the Court of St James.

--Camille Paglia (b. 1947)
American writer and social critic.
_Sexual Personae_ [1990]
_Sex, Art, and American Culture: Essays_ [1992]

--Leroy "Satchel" Paige (1906—1982)
American baseball pitcher in both the Negro Leagues and
the Major League; inducted in the Hall of Fame in 1971.
_How to Stay Young_ [1953]

--Albert Bigelow Paine (1861—1937)
American author and biographer.

--James C. Paine (1924—2010)
American jurist.

--Robert Treat Paine (1731—1814)
American politician.

--Thomas Paine [spelled Pane prior to 1774] (1737—1809)
English-American writer and political pamphleteer.
_Common Sense_ [1776]
_The American Crisis_ (pamphlets published 1776—1783)
_Rights of Man_ [1791]
_The Age of Reason_ [3 parts: 1794, 1795, & 1807]
_Dissertation on First Principles of Government_ [1795]
Biographies and/or related books about:
Moncure Daniel Conway _The Writings of Thomas Paine_ [1904]
Craig Nelson _Thomas Paine_ [2006]
Harvey J. Kaye _Thomas Paine and the Promise of America_ [2006]

--Grace Paley (1922—2007)
American author.
"Enormous Changes at the Last Minute" [1960]

--William Paley (1743—1805)
English theologian and philosopher.
_Principles of Moral and Political Philosophy_ [1785]

--Arnold Palmer (b. 1929)
Professional American golfer, the first to win the Masters Tournament four
times and the first to win $1,000,000 in tournament prize money.

--B.J. [Bartlett Joshua] Palmer (1881—1961)
American pioneer of Chiropractic.

--George Herbert Palmer (1842—1933)
American educator, philosopher, and author.

--Samuel Palmer (d. 1724)
_Moral Essays on Some of the Most Curious and
Significant English, Scotch and Foreign Proverbs_ [1710]

--Lord Palmerston [Henry John Temple] (1784—1865)
British politician.

--Gwyneth Paltrow (b. 1971)
American film actress.

--Paracelsus [Theophrastus Bombastus von Hohenheim] (1493—1541)
Swiss alchemist, physician, and astrologer.

--Dorothy Parker (1893—1967)
American critic and humorist.
_Enough Rope_ [1927]
_The Little Hours_ [1944]
Biographies and/or related books about:
John Keats _You Might As Well Live: The Life and Times of Dorothy Parker_ [1970]

--Joseph Parker (1830—1902)
English Nonconformist divine.

--Robert B. Parker (1932—2010)
American mystery writer.
_Double Play_ [2004]

--Ross Parker (1914—1974)
British songwriter who teamed with Hughie Charles (1907-1995).

--Theodore Parker (1810—1860)
American minister of the Unitarian church.
_A Discourse of Matters Pertaining to Religion_ [1842]

--C. Northcote Parkinson (1909—1993)
English writer.
_Parkinson's Law, or the Pursuit of Progress_ [1958]
_The Law and the Profits_ [1960]

--Cecil Parkinson (b. 1931)
British Conservative politician.

--Rosa Parks (1913—2005)
Figure in the American civil rights movement.
_Rosa Parks: My Story_ [1992]

--Matthew Parris (b. 1949)
British journalist and politician.

--Tony Parsons (b. 1953)
British critic and writer.

--Dolly Parton (b. 1946)
American country music singer.

--Blaise Pascal (1623—1662)
French mathematician, physicist, and moralist.
_Lettres Provinciales_ ("Provincial letters") [1657]
_Pensιes_ ("Thoughts") [1670]

--John Rodrigo Dos Passos (1896—1970)
American novelist and artist.
"Americans Are Losing the Victory in Europe" In _Life_ (magazine) [7 January 1946]

--Louis Pasteur (1822—1895)
French chemist and bacteriologist.

--Andrew Barton "Banjo" Paterson (1864—1941)
Australian author and poet "Waltzing Matilda."

--Alan Stewart Paton (1903—1988)
South African author.

--Floyd Patterson (1935—2006)
American heavyweight boxer.

--Sir Les Patterson
Fictitious Australian cultural attache, created by Barry Humphries.

--George S. Patton, Jr. (1885—1945)
American general.
_War As I Knew It_ [1947]
Biographies and/or related books about:
Martin Blumenson _The Patton Papers 1940—1945_ [1974]

--Saint Paul (c. 5— c. 67)
The most important disciple of Jesus.

--Pope Paul VI [Giovanni Battista Enrico Antonio Maria Montini]
(1897—1978) Pope [1963—1978].

--Cesare Pavese (1908—1950)
Italian novelist, poet, and translator.
_This Business of Living: Diaries, 1935—1950_ [1952]

--John Howard Payne (1791—1852)
American actor, dramatist, and songwriter.

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--Thomas Love Peacock (1785—1866)
English satirist and author.
_Crochet Castle_ [1831]

--Mervyn Peake (1911—1968)
British novelist, poet, and artist.
_The Glassblower_ [1950]

--Norman Vincent Peale (1898—1993)
American preacher and author.
_The Power of Positive Thinking_ [1952]
_You Can If You Think You Can_ [1987]

--Hesketh Pearson (1887—1964)
English actor and biographer.
_Common Misquotations_ [1934]
_The Life of Oscar Wilde_ [1946]
_Dizzy, the Life and Personality of Benjamin Disraeli_ [1951]
_George Bernard Shaw: His Life and Personality_ [1963]

--Lester B. Pearson (1897—1972)
Canadian prime minister [1963—1968].

--Maryon Pearson (1901—1991)
Wife of Lester Bowles Pearson the 14th Prime Minister of Canada.

--Donald Culross Peattie (1898—1964)
American botanist and author.
_The Road of a Naturalist_ [1941]

--Scott Peck (1936—2005)
American author.
_The Road Less Traveled_ [1978]
_People of the Lie_ [1983]
_The Different Drum_ [1987]

--Westbrook Pegler (1884—1969)
American Pulitzer Prize winning journalist and war correspondent.
"'T Aint Right" [1936]
Biographies and/or related books about:
Oliver Pilat _Pegler: Angry Man of the Press_ [1963]

--Charles Pιguy (1873—1914)
French poet and essayist.

--Leonard Peikoff (b. 1933)
Canadian-born American philosopher.
_Objectivism: The Philosophy of Ayn Rand_ [1991]

--Nancy Pelosi (b. 1940)
First woman Speaker of the United States House of Representatives.

--William Penn (1644—1718)
Quaker leader and advocate of religious freedom who oversaw
the founding of the American Commonwealth of Pennsylvania as
a refuge for Quakers and other religious minorities of Europe.
_Some Fruits of Solitude_ [1693]

--Samuel Pepys (1633—1703)
English diarist and naval administrator.

--S.J. Perelman (1904—1979)
American humorist and author.
"Strictly from Hunger" [1937]
"Acres and Pains" [1947]

--Shimon Peres (b. 1923)
Israeli statesman.

--Pericles (495—429 B.C.)
Leader of Athens.

--George Clement Perkins (1839—1923)
American politician; governor of California [1880—1883]; U.S. Senator [1893—1915].

--William Perkins (1558—1602)
English clergyman.
_Works_ [1612—1613, 3 vol.]

--Fritz Perls (1893—1970)
German-born American psychiatrist.

--Eva Perσn (1919—1952)
Second wife of Argentine president Juan Perσn.

--Ross Perot (b. 1930)
American businessman, philanthropist, and independent
candidate for U.S. president in 1992 and 1996.

--Oliver Hazard Perry (1785—1819)
American naval officer.

--John J[oseph] Pershing [byname Black Jack] (1860—1948)
American general who commanded the American Expeditionary
Force (AEF) in Europe during World War I.

--Robert M. Persig (b. 1928)
American writer and philosopher.
_Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance_ [1974]

--Persius [Aulus Persius Flaccus] (34—64 A.D.)
Stoic poet.

--Max Perutz (1914—2002)
Austrian-born scientist.
_Is Science Necessary_ [1989]

--Henri Philippe Pιtain (1856—1951)
French solier and statesman.

--Peter of Blois (c.1135—c.1203)
French poet and diplomat.

--Irene Peter (b. 1945)
American writer.

--Laurence J. Peter (1919—1990)
Canadian teacher and author.
_The Peter Principle_ [1969]
_Peter's Quotations: Ideas for Our Time_ [1977]
_Peter's Almanac_ [1982]

--Julia Peterkin (1880—1961)
American author.
_A Plantation Christmas_ [1934]

--Virgilia Peterson (1904—1966)
American author, critic, lecturer, and broadcaster.

--James L. Petigru (1789—1863)
American lawyer and politician.

--Jean-Antoine Petit-Senn (1792—1870)
French-Swiss lyric poet.

--Petrarch [Francesco Petrarca] (1304—1374)
Italian scholar, poet, and Humanist.

--Gaius Petronius Arbiter (?—AD 66)
Roman writer and senator.
_Satyricon_, 1st century AD

--Tom Petty (b. 1950)
American folk/rock musician.

--Nicholas Pevsner (1902—1983)
German-born English architectural historian.
_An Outline of European Architecture_ [1943]

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--Gaius Julius Phaedrus (c. 15 B.C.— c. 50 A.D.)
The versifier of Aesop's Fables in Latin.

--Edward John Phelps (1822—1900)
American lawyer and diplomat.

--William L. Phelps (1865—1943)
American educator, journalist, and man of letters.

--Kim Philby (1912—1988)
English spy.

--Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh (b. 1921)
Consort of Queen Elizabeth II.

--Emo Phillips [Philip Soltanec] (b. 1956)
American comedian.

--Melanie Phillips (b. 1951)
British journalist.
_All Must Have Prizes_ [1996]

--Sir Richard Phillips (1767—1840)
British author and publisher.
_A Morning's Walk from London to Kew_ (1817)

--Wendell Phillips (1811—1884)
American abolitionist and reformer.
_Speeches, Lectures, and Letters_ [1863]

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--Donn Piatt (1819—1891)
American journalist.
_Memories of the Men Who Saved the Union_ [1887]

--Pablo Picasso (1881—1973)
Spanish painter and sculptor.

--George Edward Pickett (1825—1875)
Confederate Army officer during the American Civil War.

--Mary Pickford [Gladys Mary Smith] (1894—1979)
Canadian-born American motion-picture actress.

--Waldo Pierce (1884—1970)
American painter.

--Marge Piercy (b. 1936)
American poet and novelist.

--Jimmy Piersall (b. 1929)
American major-league baseball player.

--Frank R. Pierson (b. 1925)
American screenwriter.

--Albert Pike (1809—1891)
American attorney, journalist, and soldier.

--Arthur Wing Pinero (1855—1934)
British playwright.
_The Princess and the Butterfly_ [1896]

--Harold Pinter (1930—2008)
English playwright.

--Hester Lynch Piozzi (1741—1821)
_Anecdotes of the late Samuel Johnson_ [4th ed. 1786]

--H. Beam Piper (1904—1964)
American science-fiction author.
"A Slave Is A Slave" [1962]

--Daniel Pipes (b. 1949)
American academic, writer, and political commentator.

--Luigi Pirandello (1867—1936)
Italian dramatist and novelist awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1934.
_Six Characters in Search of an Author_ [1921]

--William Pitt, the Elder, also called (from 1766) 1st Earl of Chatham (1708—1778)
British statesman, twice virtual prime minister [1756—1761, 1766—1768].

--William Pitt, the Younger (1759—1806)
British prime minister [1783—1801, 1804—1806]
during the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic wars.

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--Max Planck [Karl Ernst Ludwig] (1858—1947)
German theoretical physicist who originated quantum theory;
winner of the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1918.
_The Philosophy of Physics_ [1936]
_Scientific Autobiography, and Other Papers_ [1948]

--"Planet of the Apes" [1968 film]

--Jacques Plante (1929—1986)
Canadian professional hockey player.

--Sylvia Plath [pseu. Victoria Lucas] (1932—1963)
American poet.

--Plato (427?—347 B.C.)
Greek philosopher.
_The Republic_, tr. Benjamin Jowett [1894]

--Titus Maccius Plautus (254—184 BC)
Roman comic dramatist.
_Pseudolus_

--Sir Thomas Playford IV (1896—1981)
Premier of South Australia [1938-1965].

--George Plimpton (1927—2003)
American journalist, writer, and actor.

--Pliny the Elder [Gaius Plinius Secundus] (23—79)
Roman statesman and scholar.
_Natural History_

--Pliny the Younger or Caius Plinius Caecilius Secundus (62—c.115)
Roman senator and author of a famous collection of letters.

--Plotinus (205—270)
Greek philosopher.
_The Enneads_

--George Washington Plunkitt (1842—1924)
American politician.
_Plunkitt of Tammany Hall_ [1905]

--Plutarch (A.D. 46?—119?)
Greek philosopher and biographer.
_Parallel Lives_, Dryden edition [1693]

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--Edgar Allan Poe (1809—1849)
American poet and short-story writer.
"To Helen" [1831]
"Eleonora" [1841]
"Marginalia" [1844—1849]
"Annabel Lee" [1849]

--Jules Henri Poincarι (1854—1912)
French mathematician and philosopher of science.
_Science and Hypothesis _ [1905]

--Melchior de Polignac (1661—1742)
French Cardinal, diplomat, and writer.

--Channing Pollack (1880—1946)
American playwright, dramatist, and critic.
"Mr. Moneypenny" [1928]

--Stephen Pollard (b. 1965)
British author and journalist.

--Edward Pollock (1823—1858)
American poet.
_The Parting Hour_ [1857]

--Robert Pollok (1799—1827)
Scottish poet.

--Marco Polo (c.1254—1324)
Venetian merchant, adventurer, and traveler.
_The Travels of Marco Polo_ [1298]

--Jeanne Antoinette Poisson, Marquise de Pompadour (Madame de Pompadour) (1721—1764) Maitresse-en-titre to Louis XV.

--Georges Pompidou (1911—1974)
French statesman.

--Lowell Ponte
Libertarian radio talk show host.
_The Cooling_ [1976]

--Alexander Pope (1688—1744)
English poet.
_An Essay on Criticism_ [1711]
_The Rape of the Lock_ [1712]
_Letter to Fortescue_ [1725]
_Thoughts on Various Subjects_ [1727]
_Moral Essays_ [1731-1735]
_An Essay on Man_ [1732—1734]
_Imitations of Horace_ [1733—1738]
_An Epistle to Dr Arbuthnot_ [1735]

--Saxton Temple Pope (1875—1926)
American hunter, author, and doctor.

--Karl Popper (1902—1994)
Austrian-born British philosopher of science.
_The Open Society and Its Enemies_ [1945]

--Antonio Porchia (1885—1968)
Italian poet.
_Voces_ [1943]

--Cole Porter (1892—1964)
American songwriter.
_Anything Goes_ [1934]
_Ev'ry Time We Say Goodbye_ [1944 song]
Biographies and/or related books about:
William McBrien _Cole Porter, a Biography_ [1998]

--Jane Porter (1776—1850)
Scottish novelist.

--Janet Street-Porter (b. 1946)
British broadcaster.

--William Sydney Porter - see O. Henry

--Emily Post (1873—1960)
American authority on social behavior.
_Etiquette_ [1922]

--Neil Postman (1931—2003)
American educator.
_Amusing Ourselves to Death: Public Discourse in the Age of Show Business_ [1985]

--Beatrix Potter (1866—1943)
English author of children's books.
_The Tale of Peter Rabbit_ [1902]

--Dennis Potter (1935—1994)
English television dramatist.
_Seeing the Blossom_ [1994]

--Ezra Pound (1885—1972)
American expatriate poet and critic.

--Hortense Powdermaker (1896—1970)
American anthropologist.
_Hollywood, The Dream Factory_ [1950]

--Adam Clayton Powell, Jr. (1908—1972)
American public official, pastor, and prominent civil-rights leader.
_Keep the Faith, Baby!_ [1967]

--Anthony Powell (1905—2000)
English novelist.
_The Acceptance World_ [1955]
_Temporary Kings_ [1973]

--Colin L. Powell (b. 1937)
Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff [1989—1993]; Secretary of State [2001—2005].
_My American Journey_ [1995]

--Enoch Powell (1912—1998)
British Conservative politician.

--John Joseph Powell (b. 1925)
_Unconditional Love_ [1978]

--Sir John Powell (1633—1696)
English jurist.

--William Powell (1892—1984)
American actor.

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--Winthrop Mackworth Praed (1802—1839)
English writer of light verse.

--Dennis Prager (b. 1948)
American talk-show host.

--Terry Pratchett (b. 1948)
English science fiction writer.
_The Colour of Magic_ [1983]
_The Light Fantastic_ [1986]
_Small Gods_ [1992]
_Lords and Ladies_ [1992]
_Men at Arms_ [1993]
_Feet of Clay_ [1996]
_The Fifth Elephant_ [1999]
_The Wee Free Men_ [2003]
_Going Postal_ [2004]
_Wintersmith_ [2006]

--Hugh Prather
Motivational writer.

--Charles Pratt, 1st Earl Camden (1714—1794)
English jurist.

--Antoine-Augustin Prιault (1809—1879)
French sculptor.

--George Dennison Prentice (1802—1870)
American journalist.
_Prenticeana_ [1860]

--Colonel William Prescott (1726—1795)

--Elvis Presley (1935—1977)
American singer.

--Vincent Price (1911—1993)
American film actor.

--J.B. [John Boynton] Priestley (1894—1984)
English novelist, playwright and critic.
_Apes and Angels_ [1928]
_Good Companions_ [1929]
_Thoughts in the Wilderness_ [1957]
_Outcries and Asides_ [1974]

--Joseph Priestley (1733—1804)
English clergyman, political theorist, and scientist.

--John D. Pringle (1912—1999)
England-born Australian journalist.
_Australian Accent_ [1958]

--Matthew Prior (1664—1721)
English poet.
_Hans Carvel_ [1701]

--Ambrose Evans-Pritchard (b. 1957)
British journalist.

--V S [Victor Sawdon] Pritchett (1900—1997)
British novelist and short-story writer.

--Propertius (c. 54 B.C.—c. 2 A.D.)
Roman poet.

--Pierre-Joseph Proudhon (1809—1865)
French social reformer.
_What Is Property?_ [1840]

--Marcel Proust (1871—1922)
French novelist.
_Pleasures and Regrets_ [1896]
_Remembrance of Things Past_ [1913—1927]

--William Jeffrey Prowse (1836—1870)
British poet.

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--Ptahhotpe
24th century B.C. philosopher.

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--Publilius Syrus (85—43 B.C.)
Latin writer of mimes who was originally a slave.
_Maxims_
_Moral Sayings_, tr. Darius Lyman Jr., [1862]

--Joseph Pulitzer (1847—1911)
Hungarian-born American newpaper publisher.
Biographies and/or related books about:
Don Carlos Seitz _Joseph Pulitzer_ [1924]

--Lester Burwell "Chesty" Puller (1898—1971)
The most decorated Marine in American history.

--"Punch" (English comic periodical ) [1841—1992; 1996—2002]

--Alexander Pushkin (1799—1837)
Russian poet.
"Eugene Onegin" [1833]

--Mario Puzo (b. 1920)
American novelist.
_The Godfather_ [1969]

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--Ernie Pyle (1900—1945)
American journalist, war correspondent, and winner of a 1944 Pulitzer.
_Here is Your War_ [1943]
_Home Country_ [1947]

--Pyrrhus (c. 318—272 BC)
King of Epirus.

--Pythagoras (582—486 B.C.)
Ionian mathematician and philosopher.

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--Muammar Qaddafi (b. 1942)
Libyan leader [1970— ].

--Mary Quant (b. 1934)
English fashion designer.

--Francis Quarles (1592—1644)
English poet.
_Enchiridion_ [1640]

--Matthew Stanley Quay (1833—1904)
American politician.

--Dan Quayle (b. 1947)
Vice-President of the United States [1989—1993].

--Nido Qubein (b. 1948)
Lebanon-born American motivational speaker.

--Anna Quindlen (b. 1952)
American writer.
_Thinking Out Loud_ [1994]

--Anthony Quinn [Antonio Quinones] (1915—2001)
Mexican-born American actor, author, and painter.

--Sally Quinn (b. 1941)
American journalist.

--Quintilian (c. 35—100)
Roman rhetorician.

--Qur'an
The central religious text of Islam which was revealed
to Muhammad 610 and concluding in 632.


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