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Monday--American history today

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Monday--American history today

Four stars today. In 1814, in late August, a man named Thornton, who among other things was a doctor and architect and builder of items of wood, singlehandedly saved some of America�s greatest treasures. What did he save? How? From who? What happened that nullified his efforts? If you don't know you can Google or try the new Cuil (Cool) search engine. I'll check back at noon and then after five today.

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from the time, i'd guess those pesky Brittish again. The items must have been our most valuable documents. Washington's never been the same since.

John

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I wish I could come up with a patented answer to this question.

Tom

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