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Portrait of Robert Aitken, first stone
![John Dryden,"whose tunefull muse affords the sweetest numbers, and the fittest words" [graphic] / G Kneller eques pinxit](https://www.lookandlearn.com/history-images/thumbnail/YFS/YFS0/YFS0152/YFS0152134.jpg "John Dryden, \"whose tunefull muse affords the sweetest numbers, and the fittest words\" [graphic] / G. Kneller eques pinxit. ; Geo. Vertue sculpsit. Creator: Vertue, George, 1684-1756, printmaker. Date created or published: London, Eng. : Geo. Vertue, 1730. Digital image file name: 28502.")
John Dryden,"whose tunefull muse affords the sweetest numbers, and the fittest words" [graphic] / G Kneller eques pinxit
Pre-historic football
Herbert Spencer, English philosopher, political theorist, biologist and sociologist
Yes whether on the scaffold high or in the battle's van, the fittest place for man to die is where he dies for man
Mammom
Capt. Som-Kim,"Police Officer". Indian God. Young Chief Jimmy Louis,"Survival of the fittest". Mother and Papoose.
The survival of the fittest