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	Pig's Eye's Notepad: Historical Encyclopedia of St. Paul, MN
		It wouldn't be long before the inevitable squatters camp grew up in the shadow of the fort, and the thriving community of Mendota grew nearby.
		Soon, the more privileged military officers and the residents of Mendota, became disturbed at the life style of the residents of the squatters camp, most of whom were refugees from the ill-fated Selkirk Colony in Manitoba.
		Soon after they set up their new squatter camp, Major Taliaferro decided they were not quite far enough out of his sight, extended the jurisdiction of the Fort to include the Fountain Cave site, and sent his soldiers to burn the new encampment.
	www.lareau.org /pep.html (703 words)

	The BRAG Encyclopedia
		Camping was at the brand new Metter High School.
		Sunday was a soggy or not so soggy ride depending on when you left camp.
		Tuesday was a brutal day -- 82 miles camp to camp, hills, and high temperatures.
	www.brag.org /history.html (5656 words)

	OPP
		Another earlier chapter (“Telicity and the Meaning of Objective Case”) will be published separately in a forthcoming book on the Syntax of Tense edited by Jacqueline Guéron and Jacqueline Lecarme (MIT Press) and will not be included in the present book.
		Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews, Charles Taliaferro - Review of Nancy K. Frankenberry's (ed.) Radical Interpretation in Religion
		Nancy Frankenberry has assembled ten original essays which will be of special interest to those committed to a naturalistic and generally pragmatist critique of religion.
	philosophypapers.blogspot.com (2331 words)

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		This site contains a great deal of information about the Camp Hearne, Robertson County, TX World War II German POW Camp.
		Among the items are a burial list of POWs interred at the Fort Sam Houston Cemetery in San Antonio, an in-depth website produced by a Texas A&M University professor who is studying the Hearne camp, a master’s thesis written about Camp Hearne & surrounding POW camps, & other interesting materials.
	resources.rootsweb.com /~rootslink/cgi-bin/search.cgi?category=16 (11235 words)

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