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1051. William Hickling Prescott
1052. William Holmes McGuffey
1053. William James’s Pragmatism Is Published
1054. William Lyon Mackenzie
1055. William Morris
1056. William Napier
1057. William of Moerbeke
1058. William of Saint-Thierry
1059. William Randolph Hearst
1060. William Shakespeare
1061. William Tyndale
1062. William W. Warren
1063. William Wordsworth
1064. Winfield Scott
1065. Wintercounts
1066. Wittgenstein Emerges as an Important Philosopher
1067. Wole Soyinka
1068. The Wolfenden Report Recommends Decriminalizing Homosexual Acts
1069. Wolfram von Eschenbach
1070. Wooden Leg
1071. Woolf’s Mrs. Dalloway Explores Women’s Consciousness
1072. Wright’s Native Son Depicts Racism in America
1073. Xenophanes
1074. Xenophon
1075. Xenophon Writes the Anabasis
1076. Xie Lingyun
1077. Xuanzang
1078. Yaqut
1079. Yasunari Kawabata
1080. Yeats Publishes The Wild Swans at Coole
1081. Young Readers Embrace The Catcher in the Rye
1082. Yukio Mishima
1083. Zeami Motokiyo
1084. Zenobia
1085. Zhuangzi
1086. Zora Neale Hurston
1087. “Angry Young Men” Express Working-Class Views
1088. “An Anti-Environmentalist Manifesto” Signals a Backlash
1089. The “Boom” Captures Worldwide Attention
1090. “MASTER HAROLD” . . . and the boys Examines Apartheid