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  1. JOHN HOPKINSON by GREIG, 1970
  2. Original Papers By the Late John Hopkinson Volume I Technical Papers
  3. Softkey PFS: WindowWorks User's Guide (INDIBMWW) by Softkey International, Jennifer Bubriski, et all 1994
  4. ChinaÃ?¯Ã'¿Ã'½s hour / by John Nind Smith by John Nind Smith, 1930
  5. The Tides of Barnegat by Francis Hopkinson Smith, John Bailey Lloyd, et all 2001-08-01
  6. 1791 Deaths: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, John Wesley, Francis Hopkinson, Benjamin Harrison V, Honoré Gabriel Riqueti, Comte de Mirabeau
  7. Pennsylvania Federalists: Thomas Mckean, James Buchanan, Thaddeus Stevens, Phineas Jenks, William Bingham, John Sergeant, Joseph Hopkinson
  8. The British Freshwater Rhizopoda and Heliozoa. Assisted by John Hopkinson. Volume V. Heliozoa by G.H. Wailes. by JAMES and GEORGE HERBERT WAILES CASH, 1921
  9. John Hopkinson: Physicist, Electrical engineering, Royal Society, Institution of Electrical Engineers, Patent, Electromagnetism, Electrostatics, King's ... circuit, Ohm's law, Bertram Hopkinson
  10. Original papers by the late John Hopkinson Volume 1 by John, 1849-1898 Hopkinson, 2009-10-26
  11. Four Hebrew Melodies as sung in the Jewish Synagogues [compiled] with a vocal introduction by Edward H. Leveaux, the whole arranged for the piano forte by John Hopkinson, etc. < Part 1. > by Edward Henry Leveaux, 1840
  12. Original papers by the late John Hopkinson. Ed. with a memoir by by Hopkinson. John. 1849-1898., 1901-01-01
  13. Irish air on which is founded " The Angels whisper " arranged with variations for the Piano Forte by J. Hopkinson by John Hopkinson, 1843
  14. The blue bells of Scotland [the melody by D. Jordan] arranged with variations for the Piano Forte by J. Hopkinson. Op. 13 by John Hopkinson, 1843

61. John Hopkinson & Associates Ltd at MyPlane.com Your Aviation Resource
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62. John Field (1782-1837) Library Of Congress Citations
Nocturnes, piano Notes hopkinson, Thematic catalogue of john Field Grove nos. 8,9, 12, 17 18 published originally under titles other than Nocturne . Nos.
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John Field (1782-1837)
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Down to Name Citations LC Online Catalog Amazon Search Book Citations [7 Records] Author: Branson, David. Title: John Field and Chopin. Published: [New York] St. Martin's Press [1972] Description: viii, 216 p. music. 23 cm. LC Call No.: ML410.F445 B7 1972b Dewey No.: 786.1/092/4 B Notes: Bibliography: p. 203. Subjects: Field, John, 1782-1837. Chopin, Frbedberic, 1810-1849 Criticism and interpretation. Control No.: 70171229 /MN/r852 Author: Piggott, Patrick, 1915- Title: The life and music of John Field, 1782-1837, creator of the nocturne. Published: Berkeley, University of California Press, 1973. Description: xvi, 287 p. illus. 26 cm. LC Call No.: ML410.F445 P5 1973b Dewey No.: 786.1/092/4 B ISBN: 0520024125 Notes: Bibliography: p. 271-275. Subjects: Field, John, 1782-1837. Control No.: 72097741 /MN Author: Branson, David. Title: John Field and Chopin. Published: London, Barrie and Jenkins, 1972. Description: viii, 216 p. music. 23 cm. LC Call No.: ML410.F445 B7 Dewey No.: 786.1/092/4 B ISBN: 0214653439 Notes: Bibliography: p. 203. Subjects: Field, John, 1782-1837. Field, John, 1782-1837 Criticism and interpretation. Chopin, Frbedberic, 1810-1849 Criticism and interpretation. Control No.: 72181551 /MN/r852

63. History Of Arkadiusz Sitek
50.71, Henry Wong (52.10). September 11, 2001, 24, 63.10, 51.29, 62.48,50.36, 49.07, 2.68, 53.39, john hopkinson (50.00). September 18, 2001,24,
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Weight = 8.52 Date Boards Result Expected Performed Pair Field Change Score Partner Strength Strength September 4, 2001 Henry Wong (52.10) September 11, 2001 John Hopkinson (50.00) September 18, 2001 John Hopkinson (53.26) September 25, 2001 John Hopkinson (54.17) October 9, 2001 Matthew Bresler (53.03) October 16, 2001 John Hopkinson (54.46) October 23, 2001 John Hopkinson (55.93) November 6, 2001 John Hopkinson (55.98) November 13, 2001 John Hopkinson (56.12) November 20, 2001 (Individual) December 4, 2001 John Hopkinson (56.71) December 11, 2001 John Hopkinson (56.56) January 8, 2002 John Hopkinson (56.03) January 15, 2002 John Hopkinson (56.22) January 22, 2002 John Hopkinson (56.06) January 29, 2002 John Hopkinson (55.96) February 5, 2002 John Hopkinson (57.65) February 26, 2002 John Hopkinson (56.88) March 5, 2002 Larry Gariepy (51.90) March 12, 2002 John Hopkinson (56.22) April 16, 2002 James Golden (50.36) April 23, 2002 James Golden (50.62) April 30, 2002 James Golden (51.08) May 7, 2002 Larry Gariepy (52.68) May 28, 2002

64. History Of John Hopkinson
History of john hopkinson. Weight = 2.26 Date, Boards, Result, Expected,Performed, Pair, Field, Change, Score, Partner. Strength, Strength,50.00.
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History of John Hopkinson
Weight = 2.26 Date Boards Result Expected Performed Pair Field Change Score Partner Strength Strength September 11, 2001 Arkadiusz Sitek (50.86) September 18, 2001 Arkadiusz Sitek (53.52) September 25, 2001 Arkadiusz Sitek (54.49) October 16, 2001 Arkadiusz Sitek (52.58) October 23, 2001 Arkadiusz Sitek (52.87) November 6, 2001 Arkadiusz Sitek (53.09) November 13, 2001 Arkadiusz Sitek (53.35) December 4, 2001 Arkadiusz Sitek (54.30) December 11, 2001 Arkadiusz Sitek (54.23) January 8, 2002 Arkadiusz Sitek (53.63) January 15, 2002 Arkadiusz Sitek (53.61) January 22, 2002 Arkadiusz Sitek (53.54) January 29, 2002 Arkadiusz Sitek (53.63) February 5, 2002 Arkadiusz Sitek (54.90) February 26, 2002 Arkadiusz Sitek (54.28) March 12, 2002 Arkadiusz Sitek (53.59) Date Boards Result Expected Performed Pair Field Change Score Partner (*) indidates IMP pair games whose results are converted to MP equivalence

65. John C. Merriam
Born in 1869 in hopkinson, Iowa, john C. Merriam started his paleontological careerin the usual way, collecting the fossils found near his home specifically
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J ohn C M erriam (1869-1945) Born in 1869 in Hopkinson, Iowa, John C. Merriam started his paleontological career in the usual way, collecting the fossils found near his home specifically, Paleozoic invertebrates. He received a bachelor's degree from Lenox College in Iowa, and then came to the University of California to study geology and botany. As was usual for American scientists at the time, he finished his education in Europe, studying under the famous paleontologist Karl von Zittel in Munich. Returning to the United States in 1894, he joined the faculty of the University of California, teaching and carrying out research in both vertebrate and invertebrate paleontology. In 1912, he was appointed chairman of the newly formed Department of Paleontology on the Berkeley campus. He was appointed dean of the faculties in 1920, but that same year he left the University of California to accept the presidency of the Carnegie Institute of Washington. It was this that prompted the union of the Departments of Geology and Paleontology, which in turn spurred Merriam's former pupil, Annie Alexander , to endow the Museum of Paleontology as a separate research institution.

66. The Price Of Commitment
NEW JERSEY Richard Stockton, john Witherspoon, Francis hopkinson, john Hart, AbrahamClark. NEW HAMPSHIRE Josiah Bartlett, William Whipple, Matthew Thornton.
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The Price Of Commitment The Declaration of Independence was an action of the Second Continental Congress, July 4, 1776. It begins with the words When in the course of human events ... and was signed by 56 men. Some famous names from our history are repesented in the signatures on the Declaration of Independence, the name most associated with the Declaration being John Hancock, the first person to sign the document. The other signers were: GEORGIA : Button Gwinnett, Lyman Hall, George Walton.
NORTH CAROLINA : William Hooper, Joseph Hewes, John Penn.
SOUTH CAROLINA : Edward Rutledge, Thomas Heyward Jr., Thomas Lynch Jr., Arthur Middleton.
MARYLAND : Samuel Chase, William Paca, Thomas Stone, Charles Carroll.
VIRGINIA : George Wythe, Richard Henry Lee, Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Harrison, Thomas Nelson Jr., Francis Lightfoot Lee, Carter Braxton.
PENNSYLVANIA : Robert Morris, Benjamin Rush, Benjamin Franklin, John Morton, George Clymer, James Smith, George Taylor, James Wilson, George Ross.
DELAWARE : Caesar Rodney, George Read.

67. King's Royal Regiment Of New York.
Nathaniel johnson, William Davis, Henry Graham, William johnson, Prince Dodger,Thomas Grant, Peter Kough, Peter Deal, Henry hopkinson, john Kreem, john
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From the book 'Lunenburgh, or the Old Eastern District' By J. F. Pringle, Judge County Court. Published in 1890. Page 369. APPENDIX B. I. Page 370. These names are spelled Roughnet, probably a typographical error. Page 371. Page 372. Willoughby, William Woodcock, Peter Weegar, Thomas William, Albert Welsh, Morris West, John Winter, Jacob Wilson, James Young, Daniel Wilson, James Winter, Peter Young, Peter Winter, Henry Witts, Henry Young, Stephen Willinger, Michael Witts, John Young, Peter Windaker, John Wright, John Young, Cain Warmly, Jacob Walroda, Jacob Ylline, Woodcock, Abraham Wood, James Zenith, Peter Wood, William
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68. 1829 Freeholders, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, England
William HILL, Thomas, Rev (Vicar) HILL, Mrs HITCH, john, nonresident HODKIN, Christopher,non-resident HODGKINSON, Edward hopkinson, john hopkinson, Edward
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CHESTERFIELD, 1829
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by Stephen Glover, 1829-33, Vol 2, p.261. Courtesy of Sonia W Addis-Smith ALLISON, George
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BARNES, George BATTESON, of Towndrow and Batteson BATTESON, David, gent BATTESON, William, esq BEARDSMORE, George and Co. BEE, Joseph, gent BENNETT, Mary BINGHAM, John BODEN, James, Rev BOLER, John BOWER, Mrs BOWER, John (late), Trustees of BRADLEY, Judith BRANTINGHAM, William BROADBENT, Elizabeth BROADHURST, George BROCKSOP, George BROCKSHOP, Lydia [sic] BROOMHEAD, Nicholas BROWN, Josiah BROWN, Elizabeth BUNTING, of Claughton Bunting and Co. BURNELL, Peter Pegg, esq

69. Re: Ohio Enacting Law That Only Men And Women Marr - Forums Powered By UBBThread
Read, Thomas McKean, William Floyd, Philip Livingston, Francis Lewis, Lewis Morris,Richard Stockton, john Witherspoon, Francis hopkinson, john Hart, Abraham
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70. Photos And Narrative By Julie Harlow
4 is Rose Archuleta, Colleen Orme, Clark Corless, Becky Beeson,Ellis Anderson (the boy), Linda hopkinson, john Aldrich and ?.
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Photos and narrative by Julie Harlow - Doolittle Dear Ellis, I was going through some old pictures and thought you might get a kick out of these and choose to add them to the PHS 71' website. A Day in SLC the Summer before our Senior Year. Martsy, Vera and I decided to spend the day in SLC and took a camera with us. I'm not willing to share some of the pictures, climbing on fountains, up in trees, etc., but here are a couple of that crazy day. Julie and Vera with a very surprised total stranger, Vera, Martsy and Julie hanging out at a store on State Street and Martsy, Vera and Julie See, Hear and Speak No Evil? Yeah Right! For those of us who worked at the Paramount and Uinta theaters, it's fun to see this picture from the 70's. Richard will really appreciate that I added these picture into the bunch. During high school the Pep Club gathered baby picture of the basketball team members for some reason. This was his. He stopped to see me during the summer after a year in school in Southern Utah.

71. Marshfield Chamber Of Commerce Meeting Dates
Minutes of Meeting 03.09.04. Attendance Joe Travers, Phil Drouin, Barry Lewis, JimMcCorry, Peter Mullen, Sandy Ellis, john hopkinson, john Valianti, Pam Snell.
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Attendance: Joe Travers, Phil Drouin, Barry Lewis, Jim McCorry, Peter Mullen, Sandy Ellis, John Hopkinson, John Valianti, Pam Snell Treasures Report: Voted on and accepted New Members: Voted on and accepted Upcoming Events Rid Litter Day~ Saturday, May 1st
DPW will get us the bags Other:
Brant Rock Event
We will be setting up a meeting with the Brant Rock Association to set up this event. Roy Kirby came in to express his Thanks for the wonderful evening. Meeting adjourned at 9:00 am
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Attendance: John Valianti, Sandra Ellis, John Hopkinson, Jim McCorry, Joe Travers, Cheryly Morrison, Marianne Howard, Pam Snell, Marylou Leary, Tom Kramer, Phil Drouin, Peter Looney and Steve Feeney Treasures Report: Voted on and accepted, we will look into the bill from the Mariner to see if it was paid twice. New Members: Voted on and accepted Upcoming Events
American Dream Town: Connie Kennedy will write 500 words on why Marshfield is America's Dream town. She will also submit various photos of the town.

72. Correspondence Of Thomas Jefferson / U
government. john Melish 13 Jan 1813. I disapproved, also, the perpetualreeligibility of the President. Francis hopkinson 13 Mar 1789. UNITY
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With this force properly classed, organized, trained, armed and subject to tours of a year of military duty, we have no more to fear for the defence of our country than those who have the resources of despotism and pauperism. Thomas Cooper (Doctor) 10 Sep 1814 UNITED STATES / UNIQUENESS I do not know whether I am able at present to form a just idea of the situation of our country. If I am, it is such as, during the bellum omnium in omnia William Duane (Colonel) 28 Mar 1811 UNITY / EASTERN PARTIES In our last conversation you mentioned a federal scheme afloat, of forming a coalition between the federalists and republicans, of what they called the seven eastern States. The idea was new to me, and after time for reflection I had no opportunity of conversing with you again. The federalists know, that

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74. Guest Editor S Note
Now, writers like Nalo hopkinson, john Kessel, and Patrick O Leary, for all ofwhom Gene Wolfe is likely to be what Gary K. Wolfe calls a touchstone, are
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CONJUNCTIONS:39, Fall 2002 Guest Editor's Note
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WHO ARE THESE PEOPLE, and what are they doing in Conjunctions ? Jonathan Lethem won the National Book Critic's Circle Award for Motherless Brooklyn , and Harold Bloom put John Crowley's Little, Big on his list of 100 Best Books of the twentieth century, but aren't Gene Wolfe and Joe Haldeman science fiction writers? And didn't Neil Gaiman become well known with a series of, um, graphic novels, the street or gutter phrase for which is comic books
Yes, they are, and he did, and the author of these words is, even worse, a conspicuously popular horror writer. Should you have a reflexive disdain for anything connected to genre fiction, as you very well may, issue number 39 of Conjunctions is going to represent, at least initially, something of an unwelcome aberration in the history of an otherwise honorable literary journal. Those who have just nodded in assent should turn immediately to the back of the book and read the critical essays by Gary K. Wolfe and John Clute, which ought to persuade even the faintest of hearts to persevere. Clute and Wolfe know what they are talking about, far better than I, and my conversations with them over the past few years-conversations that began at the 1998 International Conference for the Fantastic in the Arts in Ft. Lauderdalehave helped me understand the phenomenon this collection is designed to illustrate.
Fantasy and Science Fiction , and so is Kelly Link. (Jonathan Carroll, Jonathan Lethem, Elizabeth Hand, John Crowley, and China Mieville seldom write short fiction, and we are fortunate to have stories from them.) Strictly on grounds of artistic achievement, these writers should all along have been welcome in thoughtful literary outlets.

75. Smith. Ecclesiastical Tables -- Smith, F. Hopkinson: In Cornell University's Mak
48, issue 5 (Sept 1894). Smith, F. hopkinson, john Sanders, Laborer. A Story.Harper s New Monthly Magazine, vol. 90, issue 537 (February, 1895).
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Previous Next Smith. Ecclesiastical Tables The New Englander , vol. 18, issue 69 (February 1860). Smith, Edwin Burritt The Municipal Voters' League of Chicago The Atlantic Monthly , vol. 85, issue 512 (June 1900). Smith, Edwin Burritt The Next Step in Municipal Reform The Atlantic Monthly , vol. 87, issue 522 (Apr 1901). Smith, Elizabeth A. My Great-Aunt's Will Harper's New Monthly Magazine , vol. 54, issue 322 (March 1877). Smith, Elizabeth Oakes A Horoscope The International Monthly Magazine , vol. 1, issue 9 (August 1850). Smith, Emily James The Hungry Greeklings The Atlantic Monthly , vol. 72, issue 433 (November 1893). Smith, F. Hopkinson Artist's Adventures. Baader The Century , vol. 47, issue 2 (Dec 1893). Smith, F. Hopkinson Artist's Impressions Of The World's Fair. IV. The Picturesque Side Scribner's Magazine , vol. 14, issue 5 (November, 1893). Smith, F. Hopkinson A Bulgarian Opera Bouffe The Century , vol. 42, issue 1 (Mar 1891). Smith, F. Hopkinson Caleb West The Atlantic Monthly , vol. 80, issue 481 (November 1897).

76. Family Tree Maker's Genealogy Site: User Home Pages: In The Valley Of My Ancesto
died 1997. john Mills Grandaunt Hannah hopkinson (49 KB) john havingfun at the seaside,with grandaunt Hannah looking on. Sidney
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77. HOPKINSON MARRIAGES AT NORTH WINGFIELD -
Elizabeth hopkinson both of this parish 6/6/1723. William Margaret Buntingboth of this parish - 1723. Adam Ann Martin both of this parish - 1725. john
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HOPKINSON MARRIAGES AT NORTH WINGFIELD - 1612-1798

78. Census 1841 Tong ED7
Holme Lane, hopkinson, john, 33, Cotton dresser, 30, hopkinson, Rachel, 30, 30, hopkinson,Andrew, 9, 30, hopkinson, john, 25, Woolcomber, 31, hopkinson, Joseph, 22, Woolcomber,31, .
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Census Indexes 1841 Tong Piece HO1291 ED7, Folios 27-33, Enumerator John Hargreaves. A ll the part of the township of Tong on the West and East of the turnpike road from Westgate Hill to Holme Lane Bar and from Holme Lane Bar to Scholebrook. Abode Surname Name Age Occupation Folio Notes unreadable DENNISON Thomas Waste Dealer DENNISON Jane DENNISON Sarah DENNISON John do. RATLIFFE Sarah Worsted Weaver do. DENNISON John Farmer DENNISON Deborah DENNISON Firth DENNISON Alena? DENNISON Nathan do. PROCTER Joseph Cloth M. PROCTER Mary PROCTER Joseph PROCTER Mary PROCTER John do. MITCHEL Nancy widow MITCHEL Joseph Coal Miner MITCHEL Henry Coal Miner MITCHEL Joseph Coal Miner MITCHEL Betty MITCHEL Martha MITCHEL John do. MITCHEL William Woolcomber MITCHEL Catherine MITCHEL James MITCHEL Mary Holme Lane End MIRFIELD John Wool stapler MIRFIELD Betty MIRFIELD Matthew MIRFIELD Henry MIRFIELD William MIRFIELD Sarah Ann Holme Lane End WRAY John Woolcomber WRAY Ann BRO* Samuel Woolcomber BRO* Elizabeth BRO* Peter Holme Lane End NUBY John Coal Miner NUBY Sarah NUBY Mary NUBY Thomas NUBY Edward Holme Lane End FIRTH Robert Woolcomber FIRTH Thomas FIRTH William Holme Lane End HARGREAVES John Manufacturer HARGREAVES Elizabeth NBY Holme Lane End TETLEY Emmanuel Woolcomber TETLEY Grace TETLEY Sarah TETLEY Edward TETLEY Hannah Holme Lane End BERRY John Miner NBY BERRY Ellen NBY DIXON Samuel labourer DIXON Ann DIXON James Woolcomber DIXON Joseph Woolcomber Holme Lane End DEAN John Woolcomber DEAN Martha Holme Lane End PITTS Michael Coal Miner PITTS Abigail PITTS Thomas Holme Lane End KELLETT Joseph miner KELLETT Mary PITTS Verrella weaver Holme Lane End

79. The Sign The Declaration Of Independence
Lewis, Lewis Morris, Richd. Stockton, Jno.WItherspoon, Fras. hopkinson, john Hart,Abra. Clark, Josiah Bartlett, Wm. Whipple, Saml. Adams, john Adams, Robt.
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Our ancestors sign the Declaration of Independence This is a list of all who signed the Declaration of Independence: We, therefore, the Representatives of the United States of America, in General Congress, Assembled, appealing to the Supreme Judge of the world for the rectitude of our intentions, do, in the Name, and by the Authority of the good People of these Colonies, solemnly publish and declare, That these United Colonies are, and of Right ought to be Free and Independent States; that they are Absolved from all Allegiance to the British Crown, and that all political connection between them and the State of Great Britain, is and ought to be totally dissolved; and that as Free and Independent States, they have full Power to levy War, conclude Peace, contract Alliances, establish Commerce, and to do all other Acts and Things which Independent States may of right do. And for the support of this Declaration, with a firm reliance on the Protection of Divine Providence, we mutually pledge to each other our Lives, our Fortunes and our sacred Honor. John Hancock, Button Gwinnett, Lyman hall, Geo Walton, Wm Hooper, Joseph Hewes, John Penn, Edward Rutledge, Thos Heyward, Junr., Thomas Lynch, Junr., Arthur Middleton, Samuel Chase, Thos. Stone , George Wythe, Charles Carrol of Carrollton, Richard Henry Lee, Th Jefferson

80. : Men Of Honor
NEWJERSEY Richard Stockton, john Witherspoon, Francis hopkinson, john Hart, AbrahamClark. NEW-HAMPSHIRE Josiah Bartlett, William Whipple, Matthew Thornton.
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