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Georgian 113. Kings I-IV. 13th 14th cent. 207 f. Pa. 26 ft

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Hagios Stavros 77. Palladios. 16th cent. 162 f. Pa. 20 ft

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Monastery of Dionysios 172. (old 95). Troparia. 12th cent. 130 f

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Truck of a group of thirty-five migrant workers leaving North Carolina for Easton, Maryland, to pick beans

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Lancaster, the 14th July, 1776. In Committee. Gentlemen. The Committee have received orders from the Congress, to keep a guard over the prisoners, at the barracks, and to have the barracks surrounded by a stockaded fort ... By order of the Commi

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