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              <text>A discourse on duelling preached on Sunday, March 4, 1810, at the Capitol in the city of Washington, and on Sunday, January 6, 1811, at the Capitol in the city of Richmond by Samuel Low.</text>
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              <text>America's Historical Imprints</text>
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