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The Astronomer William Herschel: A Short Biography
By: Doug West
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“The Astronomer William Herschel: A Short Biography” highlights the accomplishments and the important events in the life of the 18th century English astronomer William Herschel. Herschel is most known for
Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom: A Short Biography
By: Doug West
Queen Elizabeth II was Britain’s longest reigning monarch. She served as a beacon of reassurance and stability during rapidly changing times in the United Kingdom and the Commonwealth of Nations
William Penn: Founder of Pennsylvania: A Short Biography
By: Doug West
William Penn was an English Quaker that founded the British colony of Pennsylvania in North America in 1681. He was an early advocate of religious freedom and a democratic form
The Astronomer Tycho Brahe: A Short Biography
By: Doug West
Tycho Brahe was a 16th century Danish nobleman, writer, and astronomer who made thousands of accurate naked eye observations of the Sun, Moon, stars, and planets. His observations along with
John Bartram: Colonial America’s Premier Botanist: A Short Biography
By: Doug West
John Bartram was a botanist and naturalist in colonial Pennsylvania who explored much of the east coast of America and cataloged many species of rare and useful plants. His expertise
Zachary Taylor: A Short Biography: Twelfth President of the United States
By: Doug West
Zachary Taylor or “Old Rough and Ready” as his men called him, came up through the ranks in the U.S. army, became a hero in the Mexican-America War, and won
William Henry Harrison: A Short Biography: Ninth President of the United States
By: Doug West
Only president for one month before his untimely death, William Henry Harrison didn’t get the chance to demonstrate his competency as the ninth president of the United States. Before reaching
Sir William Crookes: A Short Biography: Nineteenth-Century British Chemist and Spiritualist
By: Doug West
The nineteenth-century English chemist and entrepreneur, Sir William Crookes, is one of the most complex and interesting figures in the history of science. As well as a leading scientist, he