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and protocol drawn with the quiet precision of a republic learning

Army of the United States Corps Badges

the old general of Tippecanoe sits for posterity — a Whig hero rendered in the confident line of a country still convinced its westward appetite was destiny

The greeting cards lean hard into open space

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