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1. pollution 2
   ... the Hudson Valley, are the forty ampquothot spotsampquot in the Hudson River resulting from the dumping and leakage from General Electric plants at Fort Edward and Hudson ...
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2. hudson river
   ... the Hudson Valley, are the forty ampquothot spotsampquot in the Hudson River resulting from the dumping and leakage from General Electric plants at Fort Edward and Hudson ...
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3. The Hudson River and PCB Pollution
   ... the Hudson Valley, are the forty ampquothot spotsampquot in the Hudson River resulting from the dumping and leakage from General Electric plants at Fort Edward and Hudson ...
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4. The French and Indian War
   ... They built two forts south of the French Fort Frederick, Fort Edward and Fort Williams Henry. The French and Indian War was officially declared in 1756. ...
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5. Seven years war
   ... to prevent New France from expanding, the British created a threepart plan: to capture Fort Duquesne and Fort Beausejour, to construct Fort Edward and Fort ...
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6. Braveheart Summary
   ... The kill him, burn the fort, and send the remaining English back to England to send them a message that the Scottish are now free. Prince Edward, under orders ...
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7. The French and Indian War
   ... in 1754. The following year, British general Edward Braddock attempted to attack the French held Fort Duquesne. British troops were ...
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8. UP DATED BENEDICT ARNOLD
   ... The fort was left behind because the British gave up hope of using the invasion route in ... She had three daughters by her husband Edward Shippen who was a judge. ...
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9. Robert E Lee
   ... Robert Edward Lee was born to parents, Henry Lee of Leesylvania, and mother Ann Hill ... Lee served for seventeen months at Fort Pulaski on Cockspur Island, Georgia ...
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10. A Day in 1969
    ... Edward Kennedy was charged for leaving the scene of the accident. ... The thunderstorms didnamp39t stop the people of Fort Wayne from having fun at a festival. ...
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11. Buffalo Soldiers
    ... at Greenville, Louisiana and the 10th Cavalry Regiment was activated at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. Under the competent leadership of Colonels Edward Hatch and ...
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12. George Washington
    ... its farm Mount Vernon after his commanding officer Admiral Edward Vernon of ... a regiment against the French, who had established themselves at Fort Duquesne now ...
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13. George Washington Father of a Nation
    ... and its farm, Mount Vernon, after his commanding officer, Admiral Edward Vernon of the ... against the French, who had established themselves at Fort Duquesne now ...
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14. Hundred Years War
    ... At Poitiers, Edward, the Black Prince, son of King Edward III, commanded the English. ... The siege cannon, used after 1400, led to the end of the castle and fort. ...
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15. Robert E. Lee
    ... Robert Edward Lee was born at Stratford Westmoreland County, Virginia, on January 19 ... Confederate general Beauregard opened fire on a Union Fort in Charleston ...
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16. Benedict Arnold Life in the American Revolution
    ... The fort was left behind because the British gave up hope of using the invasion route in ... Macks 118 She had three daughters by her husband Edward Shippen who ...
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17. Donamp39t Ask Donamp39t Tell
    ... bat. The murder occurred on the 3rd floor of a Fort Campbell barracks. ... LtCol. Edward Melton referred to Private Wenchellamp39s death. ...
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18. Focault analysis
    ... Soldiers permanently stationed at Fort Knox who randomly encounter the recruit are ... As Edward Drea argues, ampquotgroup activity is a universal characteristic of ...
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19. Castles of Wales
    ... above the main doorway into the hall was built by bricks taken from a Roman fort that used ... Another castle Beaumaris which is an Edward Castle was built in 1295 ...
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20. Colonial Jamestown
    ... The men named their fort Jamestown, in honor of their King, and named their ... 300 settlers were still alive by May, 1610,ampquot according to historian Edward Dodson. ...
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21. The Quest For Fortune in Antebellum America
    ... Six Months in the Gold Mines, by Edward Gould Buffum, is a tool which historians ... of houses and the rise of prices in Sacramento: ampquotAround the fort itself houses ...
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22. Abraham Lincoln 2
    ... largely made up of former colonels, captains, lieutenants, and Lieutenant Robert Anderson, later to command Fort Sumter. ... A second son Edward Baker was born 1846 ...
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23. The Life of Robert E. Lee
    ... He lost a lot of her money as well, so by the time Robert Edward was born ... being suited for military life when she joined Robert at his new post at fort Monroe. ...
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24. Proclamation of 1763 Leads to Increased Tensions
    ... In 1775, 1,400 troops were set to takeover Fort Duquesne. The British general that commanded this takeover was Edward Braddock. ...
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25. The Greatest Man In US Histr
    ... 1842, came along, as well as his four sons: Robert Todd, William Wallace, Edward Baker, and ... Sandburg 239 Lincoln decided to send provisions to Fort Sumter in ...
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26. the civil war1
    ... Its speed and mass were used to penetrate walls, fort and armor ... Repeating Gun.ampquot The name of the inventor is not known, but many believe it was Edward Nugent or ...
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27. Civil War 2
    ... Its speed and mass were used to penetrate walls, fort and armor ... Repeating Gun.ampquot The name of the inventor is not known, but many believe it was Edward Nugent or ...
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28. William Sherman
    ... had suffered was kind about the treaty, but Secretary of War Edward Stanton repudiated ... negotiated the Medicine Lodge Treaty of 1867 and the Fort Laramie Treaty ...
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29. Origin and Development of Lond
    ... Around 120 an amphitheater and fort were built on the west end of town. ... Edward was very influential in the building of Westminster and he also established a ...
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30. Empire and Colonialism in Asia
    ... The Dutch captured the fort on Ambonia from the Portuguese and the Portuguese ... Europe from the fifth to the fourteenth century London : Edward Arnold, 1969 5 ...
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