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Be sure to check the November page. I added some pages on Novenber30.
Willie and Tad: White House antics
Main Willie Lincoln page:More work here
Willie and Tad: Inagural Express
World War II: French resistance--Quinquin
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Japanese air war: Terrir bombing in China
Main English pahe More work here
Wirld War I: Belgium--Faciities for regugees in France
World War II small arms: Country trends
Ameriucan furst communioin nsduits: Early 20th century--Color
World War II: Turning point--Nationalist outrage
World War II: Food and raw material--Country trends
World War II: Japan national conscription law
English school types: Sponsors--State system
American family: Moore family (1839)
American primitive artist: Eeastus Salisbury Field
English historic schools: Ragged schools
English school types: Sponsors--Private sector
English school types: Church faith schools
English historical schools: National schools
English school types--Sponsors
Americam primitive artist: Joseph Whiting Stock
American primitive artist: Mosses B. Russel
American famnily: Jennison children
American family: Spies children
Americamn primtive artist: Jeffersom Gauntt
Prussian royalty--Princess Louise hugusta
American boy: Jonathan Knight (1790s)
England: Family trends--Visiting granny
German relgious evenbts and ceremonoies: Children's participation
Peter Pan collar: Country trends
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