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thinkingagain

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47. another interesting read

Reply to Danmel (Original post)

Fri Feb 3, 2017, 11:12 PM

Feb 2017

American Treasures by Stephen Puleo

tells how other administrations (before the current one) did so much to protect our Countries most valuable documents.
Goes to show how at one time these documents actually meant something to those leading this country

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