E
E, or e, is the fifth letter and the second vowel letter of the Latin alphabet, used in the modern English alphabet, the alphabets of other western European languages and others worldwide. Its name in English is e; plural es, Es or E's.
E People (First 49 people) - Page 693
Bally
Fashion company
Alice Cunningham Fletcher
American ethnologist
Aileen Osborn Webb
American patron
Kuno Meyer
German scholar
David C. Levy
Educator
Cornelia Connelly
American educator
Karolina Gerhardinger
German religious sister
Elizabeth Zimmermann
Designer
Brico
Hardware store company
Jerome Schottenstein
American entrepreneur
Austrian People's Party
Political party
Johann Heinrich Schröder
German businessperson
William Andrew Goddard III
Chemical engineer
Richard A. Friesner
American chemist
William Andrew Goddard III
Chemical engineer
Richard Chapman Weldon
Canadian lawyer
David Schuman
Football analyst
Social Democratic Party in the GDR
Political party
Alexander Mack
Anton Schwarzkopf
German engineer
John Schwegmann
Former Louisiana State Representative
Academy of Sciences Leopoldina
Sachs Motorcycles
Company
ZF Sachs
Family business
Fred Singer
Austrian physicist
Lawrence Lessig
American political activist
Elizabeth Iorns
Scientist
Arnold Thackray
Masaaki Yuasa
Japanese director
H. C. Zen
Politician
Zhang Yuanshan
Jin Bangzheng
Educator
Mariano Artigas
Spanish physicist
David Pemsel
Executive
José Correia da Serra
Portuguese philosopher
João Carlos de Bragança, 2nd Duke of Lafões
Former Minister Assistant to the Dispatch of Portugal
Émile Boutmy
French political scientist
Hippolyte Taine
French historian
Albert Sorel
French historian
Charles, Cardinal of Lorraine
John Koza
Computer scientist
Karol Marcinkowski
Polish physician
Mikhail Kartsev
Computer researcher
Kevin Lustig
American scientist
Claude Atcher
French executive
Nintendo Australia
Record label
Walter O'Brien
Businessman