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*[[Worst of Wikipedia/John Siegenthaler, Sr.]] ...7s_Ridge_%E2%80%93_Cumberland,_Maryland) U.S. Route 40 Alternate (Keyser's Ridge -- Cumberland, Maryland) (''a "featured article"'')] <ref>Important! Not

...right: [[William Ballard Preston|William B. Preston]], [[Thomas Ewing]], [[John M. Clayton]], Zachary Taylor, [[William M. Meredith]], [[George W. Crawford |State=[[John M. Clayton]]

...s and 144 men under captains Christopher Newport, Bartholomew Gosnold, and John Ratcliffe to establish a base, and the tiny force entered Chesapeake Bay in By 1608, despite the firm and resourceful leadership of John Smith, hunger and disease had reduced their numbers to 38. The company resp

In the American Revolution, John Sevier was among the notable Tennesseans who served with distinction. When, ...e was pro-Union; it voted in the presidential election of 1860 for its own John Bell, candidate of the moderate Constitutional Union party. Secession was r

A second expedition under the leadership of John White began in the spring of 1587 when 110 settlers, including seventeen wo In 1669, John Locke wrote the Fundamental Constitutions as a model for the government of

...f policies grew during this period, however. In the 1820s South Carolinian John C. Calhoun developed the theory of nullification, by which a state could re ...d at the meeting place of the three river systems which flow away from the Ridge, a fertile plateau about thirty miles long between clay hills to the north

| predecessor= [[John Quincy Adams]] | predecessor4 = [[John Williams (Tennessee)|John Williams]]

...tlers. They were Germans and Scotch-Irish, and they came not over the Blue Ridge Mts. from Virginia but rather down the valleys from Pennsylvania. German fa ...oked a series of attacks that resulted in Lord Dunmore's War (see Dunmore, John Murray, 4th earl of), in which the Native Americans were decisively defeate

...L. Udall served as secretary of the interior under presidents [[Directory:John F. Kennedy|Kennedy]] and Johnson. * The Arizona ridge-nosed rattlesnake is perhaps the most beautiful of all eleven species of ra

...e [[Thomas Brackett Reed|Speaker Reed]], opposing. [[Shelby M. Cullom]], [[John T. Morgan]], [[Robert R. Hitt]], [[Sanford B. Dole]], and [[Walter F. Frear ...ts went to political friends such as former [[Carnegie Steel]] president [[John George Alexander Leishman]] (minister to [[Switzerland]] and [[Turkey]]).

| vicepresident=[[John Adams]] | successor=[[John Adams]]

...ty of New York; seven people have since been found alive, including Albert John Vaughan and George V. Sims. The list thus has five names that are not casua * John Joseph Fanning, 54, Haz-Mat Operations

| predecessor2 = [[John Henry (representative)|John Henry]] ...[[Springfield, Illinois]], that same year and began to practice law with [[John T. Stuart]]. With a reputation as a formidable adversary during cross-exami

|successor3=[[John Jacob Rhodes]] ...lose his footing and slide toward the edge of the deck. The two-inch steel ridge around the edge of the carrier slowed him enough so he could roll, and he t

...U.S. presidential election, 1960|1960]], Nixon ran for President against [[John F. Kennedy]] in a race that remained close all year.<ref>[http://www.museum ..., he was looking for a reason not to run for president again in 1964. With John F. Kennedy's popularity strong, it was likely to be a losing effort.{{Fact|

...ing the Civil War. Years later, Grant told educator [[John Eaton (General)|John Eaton]], "the vice of intemperance had not a little to do with my decision ...[[James Buchanan]] for president to avert secession and because "I knew [[John C. Frémont|Frémont]]" (the Republican candidate). In 1860, he favored Dem

...thing is icky, sticky and a general misuse of cinnamon. I suggest Pepper Ridge Milano orange or Double Chocolate cookies. 07:45 -!- JohnLewis [~johnlewis@wikimedia/John-F-Lewis] has joined #wikipedia-en

...that extends from Aristotle's early treatise ''On Interpretation'' through John Dewey's later elaborations and applications (Dewey, 1910, 1929, 1938) is th ...is the architecture of inquiry, in the style traced out by C.S. Peirce and John Dewey on the foundations poured by Aristotle. I envision being able to cha