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Seward, William H(enry) (American statesman/stateswoman & politician)

Sewell, Anna (English writer)

sewing machine (machine)

sex (in biology)

sex chromosome

sextant (instrument)

Sexton, Anne (Poet)

sexual dysfunction

sexual harassment (in law)

sexual intercourse

sexual response (Medicine)

sexuality, human

sexually transmitted disease (STD) (disease)

Seybouse River (Africa)

Seychelles (country)

Seyss-Inquart, Arthur (Austrian politician & statesman/stateswoman)

Sezession (art)

Sfax (city, Tunisia)

Sforza family (Modern Europe)

Sforza, Carlo, Count (Italian statesman/stateswoman)

Sforza, Francesco (Italian statesman/stateswoman)

Sforza, Ludovico (Italian statesman/stateswoman)

SGML (markup language)

sha (Religion)

Shaanxi (province, China)

Shabbetai Tzevi (Religion)

Shackleton, Sir Ernest Henry (Explorer)

shad (fish)

Shadwell, Thomas (English dramatist & poet)

Shaffer, Peter (Levin) (English dramatist)

Shaftesbury, Anthony Ashley Cooper, 1st earl of (English statesman/stateswoman)

Shaftesbury, Anthony Ashley Cooper, 3rd earl of

Shaftesbury, Anthony Ashley Cooper, 7th earl of (English sociologist)

Shah Jahn (Indian emperor)

Shahn, Ben(jamin) (American painter & graphic artist)

Shaivism

Shaka (Zulu-South African chief)

Shaker (Religion)

Shaker furniture

Shakespeare, William (William Shakespeare)

shakti (in Hinduism)

shale (in geology)

shaman (in religion, medicine)

Shamash (ancient religion, Babylon/Assyria)

Shamir, Yitzhak (Soldier / Prime Minister of Israel)

Shan (member of any of a group of tribes)