The Last Words (real and Traditional) of Distinguished Men and Women

American Archbishop of Canterbury asked assassin beautiful Bishop bless blood body breath buried called celebrated Charles Charles II Charlotte Corday Christian Church clergyman coffin Cyclopædia dead dear death died distinguished divine dying earth Emperor England English execution executioner expired eyes father Father Damien feel fell fire founder France French friends funeral Gautama Buddha George give his last grave Guiteau hand head heard heart heaven Henry Jesus Christ John John Wilkes Booth Joseph Blanco White King last hours last words live Louis Louis XIV martyr Mary mind never night Orson Hyde pain peace physician poet Pope pray prayer President Prince Queen Ravaillac receive remains rest Roman Saint sans-culottes Saviour say his last scaffold soldiers soul Spinoza spirit suffered thee Thomas thou thought tion Titus Oates tomb uttered Voltaire wife William William Cobbett wish wounded wrote