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Who wrote The Twenty-one Balloons?
William Pene du Bois wrote The Twenty-One Balloons.
Who wrote the Twelve Articles and why?
Jesus did
Blind musician who wrote Georgia?
ray Charles
What roman historian wrote The Twelve Caesars?
Seutonius was the historian who wrote The Twelve Caesars which is a biography and history of the first 12 emperors.Seutonius was the historian who wrote The Twelve Caesars which is a biography and history of the first 12 emperors.Seutonius was the historian who wrote The Twelve Caesars which is a biography and history of the first 12 emperors.Seutonius was the historian who wrote The Twelve Caesars which is a biography and history of the first 12 emperors.Seutonius was the historian who wrote The Twelve Caesars which is a biography and history of the first 12 emperors.Seutonius was the historian who wrote The Twelve Caesars which is a biography and history of the first 12 emperors.Seutonius was the historian who wrote The Twelve Caesars which is a biography and history of the first 12 emperors.Seutonius was the historian who wrote The Twelve Caesars which is a biography and history of the first 12 emperors.Seutonius was the historian who wrote The Twelve Caesars which is a biography and history of the first 12 emperors.
Who wrote the twelve tables?
rome
Who wrote code of the twelve tables?
Romans
What jazz musician wrote the A train?
Billy Strayhorn. He wrote a lot of music for the Duke Ellington band.
Who wrote the song hopelessly devoted to you?
The musician that wrote the song "Hopelessly Devoted to You" wasOlivia Newton-John.
Punk musician Jim Carroll wrote the novel?
the basketball diaries
Who wrote the book the twelve silver cups?
Enid Blyton
What musician wrote the song Have You Forgotten?
The musician who wrote the song Have You Forgotten was Darryl Worley. He was born on October 31,1964. He was a country music artist and the song "Have You Forgotten" spent 7 weeks as number one on the charts.
Where did Shakespeare make his music?
We have no reason to believe that Shakespeare was a musician. He wrote lyrics for songs, but there is no record that he wrote music for them or performed them.
