| Roman statesman called "the Censor |
| Agreement between states |
| Corestates Center, for one |
| Sorbonne states |
| Anglo-Saxon estates |
| Japanese elder statesman |
| A People's History of the United States" writer Howard |
| Summers at the Sorbonne |
| States of nonexistence |
| A revolution is not a dinner party" statesman |
| Dutch statesman Hugo |
| Feudal estates |
| Gulf States prince |
| Statesman who sought Carthage's destruction |
| Slave on Anglo-Saxon estates |
| Sorbonne summers |
| Alaska, compared to other states |
| First female Sorbonne professor |
| Separator of states |
| El ___ (the United States, to Central Americans) |
| Soviet statesman (with a liking for cocktails?), d. 1986 |
| States with conviction |
| Alaska's ranks first among states |
| Location of the first state-chartered university in the United States |
| Nestlé brand sold in the western United States |
| Argentine estates |
| Like feudal states, often |
| States authoritatively |
| Nice states |
| One of India's "Seven Sister" states |