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In 2000, the World Almanac published The Ten Most Influential People of the Second Millennium as listed by Pulitzer Prize-winning author and second-generation historian Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr.:


1. 1564-1616 William Shakespeare (#5 -- 100 Greatest Britons)
2. 1642-1727 Isaac Newton (#6 -- 100 Greatest Britons)
3. 1809-1882 Charles Darwin (#4 -- 100 Greatest Britons)
4. 1473-1543 Nicolaus Copernicus
5. 1564-1642 Galileo Galilei
6. 1879-1955 Albert Einstein (#10 -- Unsere Besten) (TIME's Person of the Century)
7. 1451-1506 Christopher Columbus
8. 1809-1865 Abraham Lincoln
9. 1397-1468 Johann Gutenberg (#8 -- Unsere Besten)
10. 1578-1657 William Harvey


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