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Physics Passnotes
Physics Passnotes

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Physics Passnotes
Physics Passnotes

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Dear John
Dear John

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Westward movement of the cotton economy, 1840-1860
Inexpensive Wine
Inexpensive Wine

By Susan Lee

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Inexpensive Wine
Inexpensive Wine

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Benjamin Franklin
Benjamin Franklin

By Susan Lee

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A brief biography of the man whose many accomplishments in science, writing, social reform, and politics still influence America today.

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Thomas Jefferson
Thomas Jefferson

By Susan Lee

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A biography of the Virginian who was noted as a statesman, inventor, and author of the Declaration of Independence.

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George Washington
George Washington

By Susan Lee

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An easy-to-read biography of the United States' first President.

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John Paul Jones
John Paul Jones

By Susan Lee

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Easy-to-read biography of John Paul Jones, naval hero during the American Revolution.

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