William Tubman (549 bytes)
1: ..., a senator and associate justice of the Liberian Supreme Court.
3: [[Category:1895 births|Tubman]]
4: [[Category:1971 deaths|Tubman]]
5: [[Category:Cold War people|Tubman]]
6: [[Category:Liberian people|Tubman, William]]

Harriet Tubman (5485 bytes)
1: ...e:harriet_tubman_portrait.jpg|thumb|225px|Harriet Tubman]]
2: ...e struggle for liberation against slavery and racism.
5: ...ffered intermittent bouts of [[narcolepsy]] the rest of her life.
7: == Escape and abolitionist career ==
9: ...erved as a [[spy]] for the North, and again was never captured.

William Burke and William Hare (6612 bytes)
1: ...Robert Knox who used to give them £7 10/- for corpse.
3: ...tland]] to work as laborers in the [[Union Canal (Scotland)|Union Canal]].
5: ...erwards worked as a labourer, weaver, baker and lastly a cobbler.
7: ...n whether they knew each other from the canal works.
9: ...me they met their favorite future customer, professor [[Robert Knox]].

William I (528 bytes)
1: '''William I''' can refer to several European kings:
3: * [[William I of England]], also known as ''William the Conqueror''
4: * [[William I of Scotland]], also known as ''William the Lion''
5: ...illiam I of Orange]], also known as ''William the Silent''
6: * King [[William I of the Netherlands]]

William (4070 bytes)
1: :''for other uses of William see [[William (disambiguation)]]''
3: ...helm (strong protector), Belgic Guild-helm (harnessed with a gilded helmet).
5: ==History==
7: ...e in England, along with other Norman names such as [[Robert]], [[Richard]], [[Roger]], and [[Hugh]].
9: ...luding William which is where the name Wilcox comes from.

Just William (11464 bytes)
1: ... adaptations of the books. The William stories first appeared in [[Home and Happy Mag.]].
3: ==Contents==
5: * William Goes to the Pictures
6: * William the Intruder
7: * William Below Stairs

William Tell (2174 bytes)
1: ... said to have lived in the [[Canton of Uri]] in [[Switzerland]] in the early [[14th century]].
3: ..._1900.jpeg|300px|thumb|right|William Tell and his Son]]
4: ...ssfully shooting an [[apple]] off the head of his son, or dying.
6: ...uch as [[Denmark]], [[England]] and [[Holstein]], see [[Palnatoke]]).
8: ...olt. When he returned to his town, he was hailed as a hero.

William Still (1313 bytes)
1: [[image:Wstillphoto.jpg|thumb|200px|William Still.]]
2: ...nicles how he helped 649 slaves escape to freedom via the [[Underground Railroad]].
5: ==External links==
6: *[http://www.undergroundrr.com/ William Still - Underground Railroad Foundation]
7: ...o.uk/USASstill.htm Spartacus Educational: William Still]

William Few (12801 bytes)
1: {{pov check}}
2: [[Image: William few.jpg|right|250px]]
3: ...rgia (state)|Georgia]] at the [[Constitutional Convention]].
5: ...n the case of the self-educated Few, that image was largely accurate.
7: ...ed him with important political responsibilities as well.

William May (897 bytes)
1: ...tian Man''. He had close connection with the diocese of [[Ely]], being
2: ...In 1545 he was made a [[prebendary]] of [[St Paul's]], and in the following year dean.
4: ...He died on the day of his election to the [[archbishopric of York]].

William Mackenzie (522 bytes)
1: ...'' is a name shared by at least 2 different persons:
3: ...e is the grandfather of Canadian prime minister [[William Lyon Mackenzie King]].
5: ...and entrepreneur in [[Canada]], the [[United States]], and [[Brazil]].
7: {{disambig}}

William F. Readdy (3902 bytes)
1: ...he Office of Space Flight, in [[NASA]] Headquarters.
3: ...s and a daughter. He enjoys sailing, racquet sports, flying, and reading.
5: ... [[Association of Space Explorers]] and [[Explorers Club]].
7: ==Special honors==
9: ...]] (STS-79) and a [[World Record]] Certificate (STS-79).

William Lenthall (8922 bytes)
1: ...vil War]] period, speaker of the [[House of Commons]].
3: ... respect, and was unable to control the proceedings.
5: ...ut as the House is pleased to direct me, whose servant I am here."
7: ... to the army party, but with a constant bias in favour of the king.
9: ...lding little real power, was the first man in the state.

William Clarke (292 bytes)
1: ...s married to [[Dorothy Clarke]], and they had one son, [[George Clarke]].
3: {{msg:stub}}
5: [[Category:1666 deaths|Clarke, William]]

William Bowman (2081 bytes)
1: ... in life, he was also a successful [[ophthalmologist]].
3: ...m the Bowman's capsule, other anatomical structures named after him include:
4: ...[Bowman's glands]] — in the [[olfactory mucosa]]
5: * [[Bowman's membrane]] — the ''anterior limiting membrane'' in the [[cor...
7: ...ww.rcophth.ac.uk/ Royal College of Ophthalmologists].

William T. Barry (2113 bytes)
1: ...s an [[United States|American]] statesman and jurist.
3: ...he bar in [[1805]]. He commenced practice at [[Jessamine County, Kentucky]] and then at Lexington, Ke...
5: ...ostmaster General]] in [[Andrew Jackson]]'s administration from [[1829]] to [[1835]].
7: ...at St. James's Cemetery, Liverpool, England; he was reinterred in 1854 at Frankfort Cemetery, [[Frank...
13: ...center"| [[United States Postmaster General|Postmaster General]]

William Longchamp (3316 bytes)
1: ... of the duchy of Aquitaine]]. He always showed himself an able diplomat.
3: ...f entertaining him. Even [[John of England|John]] seemed preferable to him.
5: ...e incurred the hatred of Richard's English subjects.
9: ...ign="center"|Preceded by:<br>'''[[Geoffrey, the Bastard]]'''
10: ...ign="center"|'''[[Lord Chancellor]]'''<br>1189&ndash;1197

William Mayne (1021 bytes)
1: ...alled ''Candlefast'', ''Cradlefast'' and ''Earthfast''.
3: ...e ordered 'not guilty' verdicts on the rape charges.
5: ==External links==
7: *[http://www.davidhigham.co.uk/html/Clients/Mayne Publicity biography]
9: {{writer-stub}}

William Stratton (731 bytes)
1: ...]] at that time. Acquitted of charges of [[tax evasion]] in 1965, he died in 2001.
3: {{stub}}
5: [[Category:1914 births|Stratton, William]]
6: [[Category:2001 deaths|Stratton, William]]
7: [[Category:Governors of Illinois|Stratton, William]]

William Caslon (732 bytes)
1: ...mith]] and designer of typographic [[typeface|fonts]].
3: ...tional types]], which in turn led to [[Modern types]].
5: ..., and Caslon-inspired typefaces are still widely used today.
7: {{msg:stub}}
9: [[Category:1692 births|Caslon, William]]

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