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MEETINGS
Born May 21st
1844: Henri Rousseau, French painter.
1856: Grace Hoadley Dodge, philanthropist, helped organize the YWCA.
1860: Willem Einthoven, physiologist, inventor of the electrocardiogram.
1867: Frances Densmore, ethnomusicologist.
1878: Glenn Hammond Curtiss, aviation pioneer.
May 21st
in history
1471: King Henry VI is killed in the Tower of London. Edward IV takes the throne.
1506: Christopher Columbus dies.
1536: The Reformation is officially adopted in Geneva, Switzerland.
1620: Present-day Martha's Vineyard is first sighted by Captain Bartholomew Gosnold.
1790: Paris is divided into 48 zones.
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