(dug′ləs)
Capital of the Isle of Man.

(dug′ləs)
Name of a family prominent in Scottish history; especially, Sir William the Hardy,
first Lord of Douglas, died 1298?, a follower of Wallace; his son, Sir James the Good,
1286–1330: known as Black Douglas, follower of Robert the Bruce; James,
1358–1388, second Earl of Douglas and Mar; Gawin,
1474?–1522, Scottish poet.
—Lewis Williams,
born 1894, U.S. diplomat.
—Stephen Arnold,
1813–61, U.S. senator; opposed Lincoln in a series of debates, 1858.
—William Orville,
born 1898, U.S. jurist, associate Supreme Court justice 1939–75·