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The Sons of the Revolution in the State of Pennsylvania presents its annual proceedings from 1909-1910. This volume documents the activities, discussions, and resolutions of a historical society dedicated to preserving the memory and principles of the American Revolution. It offers a window into the concerns and perspectives of its members during the early 20th century, reflecting on historical events and their contemporary relevance. The content is derived from original artifacts, preserving the historical integrity of the documents.
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Page Count:
132
Publication Date:
2016-08-24
Publisher:
WENTWORTH Press
ISBN-10:
1360324437
ISBN-13:
9781360324432
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