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The Dunlap Broadside a lone holdout insists that

The Dunlap Broadside a lone holdout insists thatTHE DUNLAP BROADSIDE The first published copy of the United States Declaration of Independence, printed on the night of July 4, 1776, by John Dunlap, an Irish immigrant of Philadelphia. 10 A7 blank note cards, bled to the edge on white glossy card stock. Descriptive text on back. Packaged with eggshell envelopes in crystal clear top box with silver elastic loop. Discounts on orders of over 100 cards. Please contact us for details

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a lone holdout insists that they examine the evidence more thoroughly before convicting a Puerto Rican youth of a mandatory death sentence

indicted for attempted jury bribery

Schiller Flexner

or where the doer of deeds could have done them better

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The Dunlap Broadside a lone holdout insists thatTHE DUNLAP BROADSIDE The first published copy of the United States Declaration of Independence, printed on the night of July 4, 1776, by John Dunlap, an Irish immigrant of Philadelphia. 10 A7 blank note cards, bled to the edge on white glossy card stock. Descriptive text on back. Packaged with eggshell envelopes in crystal clear top box with silver elastic loop. Discounts on orders of over 100 cards. Please contact us for details

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