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Frederick Cook — For other people named Frederick Cook, see Frederick Cook (disambiguation). Frederick Albert Cook Cook on South Michigan Avenue in Chicago Born June 10, 1865(1865 06 10) … Wikipedia
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Frederick North, Lord North — Frederick North redirects here. For other uses, see Frederick North (disambiguation). Lord North redirects here. For other uses, see Lord North (disambiguation). The Right Honourable The Earl of Guilford KG PC … Wikipedia
Fred Cook — may refer to: * Fred Cook (politician) (1858 1943), former mayor of Ottawa * Bun Cook, real name Fred Cook, ice hockey player * Fred Cook (footballer) (1922 198?), Australian rules footballer who played with Richmond * Fred Cook (Australian rules … Wikipedia
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George Cooke — may refer to: * George Cooke (lawyer) (1645–1740), English barrister * Sir George Cooke, 3rd Baronet (1662 1732), MP for Aldborough 1698 1700 * George Frederick Cooke (1756? 1812), English actor * George Cooke (soldier), commanded the 1st British … Wikipedia
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