Geography of Rhode Island - Prominent Figures in The History of Rhode Island

Prominent Figures in The History of Rhode Island

  • Peleg Arnold
  • Joshua Babcock
  • Oliver Belmont
  • Charles Brayton
  • John Brown
  • Moses Brown
  • John Nicholas Brown
  • Nicholas Brown, Jr.
  • Ambrose Burnside
  • William Coddington
  • Vincent Cianci
  • John Clarke
  • Solomon Drowne
  • William Ellery
  • Arthur Fenner
  • Theodore Foster
  • Samuel Gorton
  • Theodore F. Green
  • Nathanael Greene
  • Esek Hopkins
  • Stephen Hopkins
  • Anne Hutchinson
  • Aaron Lopez
  • Howard Phillips Lovecraft
  • James Manning
  • Florence K. Murray
  • John O. Pastore
  • Claiborne Pell
  • William Sprague
  • Ezra Stiles
  • William Kissam Vanderbilt
  • James Mitchell Varnum
  • Jean-Baptiste Donatien de Vimeur, comte de Rochambeau
  • Samuel Ward
  • Samuel Ward, Jr.
  • William West
  • Roger Williams

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