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51French frigate Méduse (1810) — For other ships of the same name, see French ship Méduse. Méduse wrecked on the Bank of Arguin Career (France) …
52Geo Bogza — Infobox Writer name = Geo Bogza imagesize = caption = pseudonym = birthdate = birth date|1908|2|6 birthplace = Blejoi, Prahova County deathdate = death date and age|1993|9|14|1908|2|6 deathplace = Bucharest occupation = poet, essayist, journalist …
53Michael Phelps — For other people named Michael Phelps, see Michael Phelps (disambiguation). Michael Phelps Personal information …
54Donnie Fatso — The Simpsons episode Promotional image for the episode. Episode no. 473 Prod. code MABF19 Orig. air …
55La Marseillaise — This article is about the song. For the sculpture, see Arc de Triomphe. La Marseillaise English: The Song of Marseille Rouget de Lisle, composer of the Marseilla …
562007 in Australia — Infobox Australian year monarch = Elizabeth II governor general = Michael Jeffery pm =John Howard, then Kevin Rudd population = australian = elections =Federal, NSW See also: 2006 in Australia, other events of 2007, 2008 in Australiayearbox in?=… …
57Joseph Baker (pirate) — Joseph Baker [ Joseph Boulanger ] (d. May 9, 1800) was a Canadian pirate, known primarily for the failed mutiny and hijacking of the merchant schooner Eliza in 1800. Although little of his early life was known, Baker signed aboard the West Indies …
58Wilde (film) — Infobox Film name = Wilde image size = caption = Italian poster director = Brian Gilbert producer = Marc Samuelson Peter Samuelson writer = Julian Mitchell Based on a book by Richard Ellmann starring = Stephen Fry Jude Law Jennifer Ehle Michael… …
59Mosiuoa Lekota — Mosiuoa Gerard Patrick Lekota Mosiuoa Lekota in February 2000 President of the Congress of the People In office 16 December 2008& …
60Bastwick, John — ▪ English religious zealot born 1593, Writtle, Essex, Eng. died , September/October 1654 English religious zealot who, in the reign of Charles I, opposed the liturgical and ecclesial reforms introduced by Archbishop William Laud (Laud,… …
