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= ” Miranda, the Father of South American Freedom, Appeals to President John Adams for Aid grom the United States (1798)— Contemporary manuscript, signed py Francisco de Miranda, appealfor military aid to combat insidious and anarchial movements stemming from Europe. »

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suth to President Fillmore (1852) —EBpistle from popular leader of the Hungarian Revolution of 1848 praising American freedom and democracy, written after he visited the United States in 1851.

# ¥ » Deborah Gannett’s Deposition in Her Claim for a Pension for Revolutionary War Service (1818) —Request for a pension of a Massachusetts woman who served nearly three years under the name of Robert Shurtleff as a private in the Army.

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gone out in country after country.” Th A dod 1iERTY: “That means every American "What about Freedom, Miss Liberty?” practice Freedom. Take part in his government,

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