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December 7, 1789. Gentlemen. The permanent residence of Congress has furnished so interesting a subject for debate, in the last session of the Honourable body, as to justify us in presuming that the individual citizens of each state must feel th

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December 7, 1789. Gentlemen. The permanent residence of Congress has furnished so interesting a subject for debate, in the last session of the Honourable body, as to justify us in presuming that the individual citizens of each state must feel th

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Positive Photostat.; Evans 21637.; On verso, copy 2: {stamp} Gift Herbert Putnam Sept. 22 1938 and {stamp} Issued by the United States Constitution Sesquicentennial Commission Sol Bloom, Director General Washington D.C.; On verso, copy 3: {s
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01/01/1789

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Alexandria. Citizens.

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