Eton
Eton is an historic town in Berkshire, England, on the opposite bank of the River Thames to Windsor, connected to it by Windsor Bridge. The civil parish, which also includes the large village of Eton Wick, two miles west of the town, had a population of 4,692 at the 2011 Census.
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Millard Meiss
American art historian
James McCosh
Philosopher
William Milligan Sloane
American educator
Erhard Fernholz
German chemist
Sara Josephine Baker
American physician
James Waddell Alexander II
Mathematician
Robert Fagles
American professor
Norman Steenrod
American mathematician
Arne Beurling
Swedish mathematician
Blair Clark
American journalist
Richard Jeffrey
American philosopher
Carl Gustav Hempel
German writer
Armand Borel
Mathematician
Edward Calvin Kendall
American chemist
Sebastian de Grazia
American author
Irving Louis Horowitz
American sociologist
Ronald J. DiPerna
American mathematician
I. A. R. Wylie
American-Australian-British novelist
Valentine Bargmann
German mathematician
Bohdan Paczyński
Polish astronomer
Charles Rufus Morey
American art historian
Atle Selberg
Norwegian mathematician
Elmer George Homrighausen
Theologian
Samuel Miller
Theologian
Gregorio Prestopino
American artist
Charles Coulston Gillispie
American historian of science
Erich Kahler
Essayist
Yvonne Brill
American engineer
Vera Mae Green
Anthropologist
Walter Lowrie
Theologian
Helen Dukas
Author
Robert B. Hargraves
American geologist
Sheldon Judson
Author
Kurt Weitzmann
Art historian
hugh stott taylor
Chemist
Frank Jewett Mather
American art critic
Robert F. Stockton
Former United States Senator
James J. Schiro
American businessman
Robert Del Tufo
Former New Jersey Attorney General
Andreas Alföldi
Hungarian historian
Arthur Lourié
Composer
Ernst Kantorowicz
American-German historian
victor olgyay
Architect
John Maclean Jr.
James McNaughton Hester
Military officer
William Francis Magie
American physicist
Rudolf Ladenburg
German physicist
