Letter 1 - results: 876

• 1588 Spanish fleet
• 1598 edict city
• 15th March
• 15th of March, say
• 15th-century golfer, probably
• 15th-century pope
• 15th-century ship
• 16 drams
• 16-year-old's desire
• 160-year-old fraternity founded at Miami University of Ohio
• 1605 assassination attempt against James I
• 1623 Shakespeare work, with "The"
• 1653-59 in Britain
• 1666 London fire chronicler
• 168 in a wk.
• 1692 witch trials city
• 16:00 to 20:00, on a boat
• 16th alphabet letter
• 16th Century English queen
• 16th century infantryman
• 16th century religious movement
• 16th letter of the Hebrew alphabet
• 16th of a pound
• 16th-century bowed stringed instrument
• 16th-century circumnavigator
• 16th-century conquest victims
• 16th-century council city
• 16th-century date
• 16th-century Spanish fleet
• 16th-century stringed instrument
• 16th/17th-century Eng. queen
• 17-1 baseball score, e.g.
• 17-24, for Miss America
• 17-syllable Japanese verse form
• 17-syllable work
• 17-time All-Star of the 1960s-'80s
• 1760 yards
• 1773 jetsam
• 1775 battle site
• 1776 and 2001, e.g
• 1777 battle site
• 1777 Pennsylvania battle site
• 1785-'90 U.S. capital
• 17th Greek letter
• 17th letter of the Greek alphabet
• 17th of 50
• 17th-century Dutch painter
• 17th-century privateer
• 18 or 21, typically
• 18+ to vote, e.g.
• 18-wheeler
• 18-wheeler, e.g.
• 18-wheelers
• 180 deg. from WSW
• 180 degrees from I
• 180 degrees from NNW
• 180 degrees from WNW
• 180 degrees from WSW
• 180 from WSW
• 180, so to speak
• 180-degree maneuver
• 180s
• 1814 treaty site
• 1815 battle
• 1815 novel
• 1836 battle site
• 1836 siege site
• 1836 Texan battle
• 1836 Texas siege site
• 1837 short-story collection by Nathaniel Hawthorne
• 1841 French ballet heroine
• 1847 English novel
• 1847 Melville novel
• 1847 novel with the chapter "What Happened at Hytyhoo"
• 1847 work with the chapter "Life at Loohooloo"
• 1850s Flying Eagle, e.g.
• 1856 antislavery novel
• 186,000 miles/second, for light
• 1860 campaign issue
• 1867 U.S. purchase
• 1868 patent for authors
• 1880s-'90s veep ___ P. Morton
• 1881 novel "for children and those who love children"
• 1881 trouble spot
• 1885 Motorwagen maker
• 1885 Savoy Theatre premiere, with "The"
• 1890s vice president Stevenson
• 1898 chemical discovery
• 18th Amendment opposer
• 18th century furniture designer
• 18th century hairpiece
• 18th century politician
• 18th century Scottish architect
• 18th Greek letter
• 18th of 50
• 18th president
• 18th-century composer Thomas
• 18th-century dance
• 18th-century English painter
• 18th-century French style
• 18th-century French winemaker Martin
• 18th-century hairdo
• 18th-century Italian adventurer
• 18th-century Italian graphic artist and architect
• 18th-century undergarment
• 19 things on a classical guitar
• 19-season Yankee Rivera
• 1900 Teatro Costanzi premiere
• 1901 Kipling book
• 1912 Olympic Games star
• 1914 battle locale
• 1914 battle site
• 1914-18 conflict
• 1917 abdicator
• 1917 marked their end
• 1920 birthplace of the N.F.L.
• 1920s and 30s style of art and architecture
• 1920s dance
• 1920s touring car
• 1920s' dance
• 1920s-'30s politico Landon
• 1921 play that ends with the extinction of the human race
• 1921 play that introduced the word "robot"
• 1921 robot play
• 1922 Physics Nobelist
• 1922 Willa Cather novel that won a Pulitzer
• 1924 co-defendant
• 1925 Pulitzer Prize winner for Edna Ferber
• 1927 Buster Keaton film
• 1928 Oscar winner Jannings
• 1930s design style
• 1930s film canine
• 1930s heavyweight champ
• 1930s heavyweight champ Max
• 1930s migrants
• 1930s N.L. home run king Mel
• 1930s Rhine/Zener experiment
• 1930s-'40s pitcher "Schoolboy" __
• 1930s-'40s slugger
• 1932 Ford featured in "American Graffiti"
• 1932 Lake Placid gold medalist
• 1934 Chemistry Nobelist Harold
• 1935 FDR dedication
• 1936 Olympian Jesse
• 1936 presidential candidate Landon
• 1936 Summer Olympics locale
• 1938 broadcaster of Welles radio dramas
• 1939 epic film
• 1939 play by Eugene O'Neill
• 1940 DC Comics debut
• 1940s babe
• 1940s film critic James
• 1940s foes
• 1940s internees
• 1940s pinup Betty
• 1940s prez
• 1940s stage for Ike
• 1941 Disney film
• 1941 FDR creation
• 1941-45, for the U.S.
• 1942 film starring Bogart and Bergman
• 1942 Hitchcock thriller
• 1943 Churchill conference site
• 1943 conference site
• 1943 Pacific island battle site
• 1944 battle site
• 1944 invasion city
• 1944 Normandy event
• 1944 Pacific battle site
• 1945 "Big Three" conference site
• 1945 Allied conference site
• 1945 battle setting, familiarly
• 1945 battle site, for short
• 1945 conference city
• 1945 conference site
• 1945 Ingrid Bergman film
• 1945 meeting site
• 1946 creation originally intended to calculate ballistics tables
• 1946 Goethe Prize winner
• 1946 Literature Nobelist
• 1946 University of Pennsylvania invention
• 1947 Hope/Crosby "Road" movie destination
• 1948 Musical Film
• 1948 triple crown winner
• 1949 defense org.
• 1949 peace org.
• 1950 best seller subtitled "Across the Pacific by Raft"
• 1950 film about first female to receive the George Cross
• 1950 noir starring Edmond O'Brien
• 1950s car feature
• 1950s game fad
• 1950s gym event
• 1950s Mideast hot spot
• 1950s presidential nickname
• 1950s runner's inits.
• 1950s sci-fi terror, with "the"
• 1950s sex symbol
• 1950s singing style
• 1950s teen idol
• 1950s' non-conformist
• 1950s-'60s sitcom headliner
• 1950s-'70s TV heroine
• 1951 Reagan co-star
• 1951 title role for Audrey
• 1952 "Your Show of Shows" Emmy winner
• 1952 #1 hit for Leroy Anderson
• 1952 and '56 candidate Stevenson
• 1952 Hope/Crosby "Road" movie destination
• 1952 Olympics site
• 1952 Winter Games venue
• 1952 Winter Olympics locale
• 1953 A.L. MVP Al
• 1953 Alan Ladd Western
• 1953 Caron film
• 1953 Hayworth title role
• 1953 hit for Julius La Rosa
• 1953 musical
• 1953 Pulitzer-winning dramatist
• 1954 Brando film
• 1954 Detroit Auto Show unveiling
• 1954 Oscar winner
• 1955 Julie London hit
• 1956 Bus Stop star
• 1956 Gregory Peck role
• 1956 literature Nobelist Juan Ramón __
• 1956 Mideast crisis site
• 1956 Shirley Jones musical
• 1957 Disney classic
• 1957 hit for the Bobbettes
• 1957 Michael Landon horror film role
• 1957 Treaty of Rome org.
• 1957 Treaty of Rome org. E
• 1958 #1 hit composed by Vice President Charles Dawes
• 1958 Chevy debut
• 1958 hit by Jackie Wilson
• 1958 Presley film
• 1958 Pulitzer winner James
• 1958 Pulitzer-winning author
• 1958 space monkey
• 1958-61 alliance, initially
• 1959 #2 hit whose flip side was "La Bamba"
• 1959 British Motor Corp. debut
• 1959 Kingston Trio hit
• 1960 Elvis Presley film
• 1960 Hitchcock film
• 1960 horror film
• 1960 Olympic gold medalist Rudolph
• 1960 Olympics host
• 1960 thriller starring a deranged Anthony Perkins
• 1960-62 home of Lee Harvey Oswald