Washington, D.C.
Washington, D.C. is a 1967 novel by Gore Vidal. The sixth novel in his Narratives of Empire series of historical novels, it begins in 1937 and continues into the Cold War, tracing the families of Senator James Burden Day and influential newspaper publisher Blaise Sanford.
People died in Washington D C (First 49 people) - Page 49
John Bura
Steve Mokone
South African footballer
Bernard Shaw
English footballer
Albert Freeman Africanus King
American physician
George E. Chamberlain
Former Governor of Oregon
Jim Lehrer
American journalist
Arthur P. Gorman
Former United States Senator
Dow W. Harter
Former United States Representative
Jennifer Frey
American sportswriter
Lee S. Overman
Former U.S. senator
Edwin J. Messinger
General
Joseph R. Hawley
Former United States Senator
James A. Porter
American art historian
David G. Swaim
Biographer
William H. Thompson
Former United States Senator
George Barnett
Drummer
Lillian Evanti
American opera singer
Conrad Bernier
Canadian organist
Justin S. Morrill
Former United States Senator
William Alanson Howard
Former United States Representative
William E. Fuller
Former United States Representative
Thomas Allen
Chancellor of Durham University
George Edwin MacLean
Biographer
Martin Williams
Film producer
Nick Hungerford
Entrepreneur
Gabriel Reyes
Screenwriter
James R. Millar
American economist
Clarence E. Carter
Writer
Dan Casey
Irish footballer
Pop Snyder
American umpire
Édouard Benjamin
Politician
Gerrit Smith Miller Jr.
American botanist
Mary Logan Tucker
American political activist
Marjorie Williams
American writer and reporter
Amy Kass
American professor
Howard A. Holt Jr.
William Syphax
Sara Iredell Fleetwood
American teacher
Edward Fitzgerald Beale
Former United States Ambassador to Austria
John William Noell
Former United States Representative
Miloslav Rechcigl Sr.
Politician ‧ Mila Rechcigl's father
George M. Bache
American commanding officer
Cornelia Bryce Pinchot
American conservationist
Philip Green Wright
American economist
Charlotte Wesley Holloman
American soprano singer
Anna Ella Carroll
American pamphleteer
Mary Europe
Pianist
