This document provides brief biographical information on several notable figures from England, including theoretical physicist Stephen Hawking, Queen Elizabeth II, the city of Oxford known for its oldest university, the small seaside town of Shoreham-by-Sea, famous film director Alfred Hitchcock, and poet William Ernest Henley who wrote the well-known poem "Invictus." It also mentions some key dates and facts about each person.

2. Oxford, England, 8th January
of 1942
British theoretical physicist, cosmologist

3. Is the Queen of 16 of the
53 member states in
the Commonwealth of Nations.
Elizabeth II (Elizabeth Alexandra Mary;
born 21 April 1926
6 February 1952

4. Oxford is a city in the South
East region of England. The oldest university in the English-speaking
world.

5. Shoreham-by-Sea is a small seaside town
and port in West Sussex, England.
17,537
Between the city of Brighton & Hove and
the town of Worthing

6. Sir Alfred Joseph
Hitchcock, KBE (13
August 1899 – 29 April
1980)
Often nicknamed "The Master of
Suspense", he pioneered many
techniques
He was an English film director and producer.

7. William Ernest Henley (23
August 1849 – 11 July 1903)
He was an influentual poet, critic
and editor of the late-Victoria
He wrote in 1875 the poem "Invictus,"