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Report of Committee of Historians.5
proportion of our citizens appear to have any correct knowledge of the aims and purposes this society has in view, —but because they have not had their attention attracted thereto, they, rather, suppose the object is to procure a soft place for a number of old gentlemen with a salary and 'little to do, that they have an annual jubilee and feast, and all at the expense of the State. When, if they would seek correct
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