La
La is a character in Edgar Rice Burroughs's series of Tarzan novels, the queen and high priestess of Opar, a lost city in the jungles of Africa. Opar is portrayed as a surviving colony of ancient Atlantis in which incredible riches have been stockpiled down through the ages.
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Yabby You
Vocalist
John A. T. Hull
Former United States Representative
Harold Dow Bugbee
American artist
Samuel Hollingsworth Stout
American farmer
Olive Christiana Lupton
Paul Kruger
Former State President of the South African Republic
Donald Brun
Graphic designer
Carl Hilty
Swiss lawyer
Lev Mechnikov
Geographer
Stacy Aumonier
British writer
Alexandre Vinet
Swiss critic
Joseph Bovet
Composer
Elisabeth Furtwängler
German writer
Dimitry Markevitch
Cellist
Léon Metchnikoff
Marcel Schwander
Swiss journalist
Louise McKinney
Canadian Politician
Morris West
Australian novelist
Jessie Field Shambaugh
American biographer
William Peters Hepburn
Former United States Representative
Adoniram J. Holmes
Former Sergeant at Arms of the United States House of Representatives
Waldo S. Tippin
American football player
Manuel Roxas
Former President of the Philippines
wilson cary nicholas meriwether lewis randolph
Charles Scott
Former Governor of Kentucky
Earl Jolly Brown
American actor
Billy Guy
American singer
Martín Sánchez
Mexican boxer
Arlene DeMarco
Singer ‧ Keefe Brasselle's ex-wife
Samuel H. Elrod
Former Governor of South Dakota
Don Reitz
American ceramist
John Murphy
American cyclist
Harriet Powers
American folk artist
Eleanor Parke Custis Lewis
George Washington Parke Custis' sister
Philip Pendleton Cooke
American poet
John Esten Cooke
American novelist and writer
Logan Edwin Bleckley
American lawyer
Richard W. Habersham
Former United States Representative
Konrad K. Solberg
Former Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota
George D. Tillman
Former United States Representative ‧ Benjamin Tillman's brother
James Daniel Gardner
Ernest Pickering
Pastor
Colby Slater
American rugby union player
Howard Mason Gore
Former Governor of West Virginia
Harry Powers
Melville Davisson Post
American author
Nathan Goff Jr.
Former United States Secretary of the Navy
