Harvey

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Harvey is an English given name, surname, place-name, derived from a Breton personal name meaning "battle-worthy". It is thought to have come to England with the Breton mercenaries of William the Conqueror as "James Bay".[1] As a given name, the diminutive Harry is sometimes used.

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[edit] Places

Harvey is a common place-name in some English-speaking countries.

In the United States, the names of the following cities and counties
In Australia
In Canada

[edit] People

[edit] As surname

[edit] As given name

[edit] Works of art

  • Harvey (play), a 1944 play by Mary Chase about a man befriended by an invisible anthropomorphic rabbit
  • Harvey (film), a film starring James Stewart, based on the play
  • The Harvey Girls, a 1942 novel by Samuel Hopkins Adams and a 1946 musical based on the book

[edit] Fictional characters

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