- Juan
Mackenna (1771–1814),
military officer Stephen MacKenna (1872–1934),
Irish linguist, journalist,
translator and
author Benjamín Vicuña
Mackenna (1831–1886)...
-
Kenneth MacKenna (born Leo
Mielziner Jr.;
August 19, 1899 –
January 15, 1962) was an
American actor and film director.
MacKenna was born as Leo Mielziner...
- Sir
Bernard Joseph Maxwell MacKenna (12
September 1905 – 20
October 1989),
known as Sir
Brian MacKenna, was an Irish-born
British barrister and judge...
- Benjamín Vicuña
Mackenna (August 25, 1831 –
January 25, 1886) was a
Chilean writer, journalist,
historian and politician. Vicuña
Mackenna was of
Irish and...
- Enneads.
Translated by
Stephen Mackenna and B. S. Page: The
Internet classics Archive. Saddlemyer, Ann (1964). "Synge to
MacKenna: The
Mature Years". The M****achusetts...
- "Shaking Rock", a
feature on the map.
According to
MacKenna, they will see the
canyon the next morning.
Mackenna says that he
wants his guns and the girl and...
-
appeared in the
Broadway play
Nerves with
Humphrey Bogart and
Kenneth MacKenna, both
lifelong friends and ****ure husbands. Philips's
career would later...
- John
MacKenna (born 1952 in Castledermot, Co Kildare) is an
Irish playwright and novelist.
MacKenna taught for
several years before working as a producer...
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William Mc
Kenna may
refer to:
Willie Mc
Kenna (1889–1958),
Scottish footballer for Queen's Park, Falkirk, Port
Glasgow Athletic,
Morton and
Clydebank Bill...
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MacKenna (1874-1930) was a
Scottish physician and author. He is best
known for his
historical novels set in the time of the Covenanters. RW
MacKenna was...
