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English; one of Cook's ships on second voyage to the Pacific, 1772-75.

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English; ship used for an expedition to discover the Northwest Passage, 1825-1827.

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Charlotte (1816-1855), Emily (1818-1848), Anne (1820-1849); English novelists, and Branwell (1817-1848); author and painter.

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Named after G. G. Byron - English poet (1788-1824).

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Named after Gilbert Keith Chesterton - English author (1874-1936).

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Named after Samuel Taylor Coleridge - English poet (1772-1834).

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Named after Anne Seymour Damer - English sculptor (1748-1828).

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Named after Charles Dickens - English novelist (1812-1870).

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English; Cook's ship on last voyage to Pacific, 1776-80.

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Named after John Donne - English poet (1572-1631).

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Named after John Dowland - English composer (1562-1626).

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English; Cook's ship to explore Tahiti, New Zealand, Australia, 1768-71.

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Named after Margot Fonteyn - English ballet dancer (1919-1991).

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Named after Thomas Gainsborough - English painter (1727-1788).

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Named after Gustav Theodore Holst - British composer (1874-1934).

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Named after John Keats - English poet (1795-1821).

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Named after Rudyard Kipling - English author (1865-1936).

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Named after John Winston Lennon - English singer and songwriter (1940-1980).

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Named after John Milton - English poet (1608-1674).

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English; research vessel of the Royal Navy used to study magnetism, longitude, and navigation problems, commanded by Edmond Halley from 1698 to 1699.

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Named after Henry Purcell - English composer (c. 1659-1695).

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English; one of Cook's ships, second expedition to Pacific, 1772-75.

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Named after William Shakespeare - English poet and dramatist (1564-1616).

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Named after Percy Bysshe Shelley - English poet (1792-1822).

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Named after English Rupes - ship of discovery that took part in the Ross Antarctic expedition (1839-1843) and Franklin Arctic expedition (1845).

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Named after John Ronald Reuel Tolkien - English author and philologist (1892-1973).

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English vessel which took Edmond Halley to Saint Helena in 1676 to conduct a survey of the stars in the southern hemisphere. While there, Halley observed the 1677 transit of Mercury which enabled him to make one of the earliest calculations to estimate the size of the solar system.

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Named after Christopher Wren - English architect (1632-1723).