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1226:to Spain
1193:Pinckney
1157:to Spain
1047:Sotirhos
948:Peurifoy
938:MacVeagh
923:MacVeagh
889:MacVeagh
879:Laughlin
849:Droppers
844:Williams
839:Schurman
809:Rockhill
784:Schuyler
287:for the
269:Antietam
229:diplomat
1583:Aguirre
1578:Argyros
1568:Gardner
1558:Zappala
1538:Stabler
1483:Griffis
1451:Weddell
1424:Hammond
1409:Willard
1382:Collier
1357:Snowden
1342:Belmont
1312:Cushing
1307:Sickles
1297:Koerner
1287:Preston
1235:Everett
1208:Forsyth
1037:Stearns
1027:Kubisch
884:Skinner
829:Pearson
824:Jackson
794:Snowden
410:at the
347:Bangkok
263:of the
1598:Buchan
1593:Costos
1573:Romero
1548:Enders
1543:Todman
1528:Rivero
1518:Wagner
1503:Biddle
1466:Bonsal
1461:Armour
1434:Bowers
1372:Storer
1362:Taylor
1347:Palmer
1332:Foster
1327:Hamlin
1317:Lowell
1292:Schurz
1262:Irving
1213:Nelson
1203:Erving
1198:Erving
1092:Tsunis
1082:Pearce
1062:Miller
1042:Keeley
978:Talbot
968:Briggs
953:Cannon
928:Biddle
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369:, and
363:Athens
355:Peking
302:, and
211:Spouse
56:Greece
1563:Capen
1498:Lodge
1456:Hayes
1419:Moore
1414:Woods
1377:Hardy
1352:Grubb
1337:Curry
1282:Dodge
1277:Soulé
1245:Eaton
1183:Short
1087:Pyatt
1077:Smith
1057:Burns
1052:Niles
1022:Tasca
983:Tasca
958:Allen
943:Grady
854:Capps
834:Moses
814:Hardy
799:Beale
789:Fearn
629:from
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111:Spain
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1523:Hill
1513:Duke
1493:Dunn
1302:Hale
1250:Vail
1067:Ries
933:Kirk
779:Read
583:ISBN
527:ISBN
384:and
351:Siam
195:Died
172:Born
1387:Ide
1166:Jay
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298:in
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