Outstanding people are guides of the world intellect

1.

Outstanding people are guides
of the world intellect.
G. Gegel.

2.

William Shakespeare was
one of the greatest and
famous writers.

3.

One of the greatest writers of
this school of novelists was
Charles Dickens.

4.

"Suppose in a game of life - and
it is but a two penny game after
all - you are equally eager of
winning. Shall you be ashamed
of your ambition, or glory in it?"
(from 'Autour de mon Chapeau',
1863)

5.

Charlotte Bronte (1816-1855),
English writer noted for her
novel Jane Eyre (1847), sister of
Anne Bronte and Emily Bronte.

6.

Edison is known as one of the
greatest inventors of his time.
He invented so much that it is
difficult to say which of his
achievements is the greatest.
He was an experimenter and
a practical man more than a
theoretician.

7.

George Boole is famous for his
works in a field of mathematical
analysis.

8.

The great British scientist
Michael Faraday was born at
Newington, now in south
London.

9.

Isaac Newton's life can be divided into
three quite distinct periods. The first is
his boyhood days from 1643 up to his
appointment to a chair in 1669. The
second period from 1669 to 1687 was
the highly productive period in which
he was Lucasian professor at
Cambridge. The third period (nearly as
long as the other two combined) saw
Newton as a highly paid government
official in London with little further
interest in mathematical research.