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A road with a sign that says start fitness. Road sky mountains.

MENAHEM BEGIN WITH WIFE ALIZA AND SON BENYAMIN- ZEEV DURING HIS "RABBI SASSOVER" PERIOD IN TEL-AVIV. מנחם ועליזה בגין עם בנם בנימין זאב, בתקופת "רבי סD705-076

MENAHEM BEGIN DURING HIS "RABBI SASSOVER" PERIOD WITH WIFE ALIZA AND SON BENYAMIN-ZEEV IN TEL-AVIV. COURTESY JABOTINSKY INSTITUTE. מנחם בגין בתקופת "רD98-132

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MENAHEM BEGIN WITH WIFE ALIZA AND SON BENYAMIN- ZEEV DURING HIS "RABBI SASSOVER" PERIOD IN TEL-AVIV. מנחם ועליזה בגין עם בנם בנימין זאב, בתקופת "רבי סD98-129

A person standing on a bridge next to a tree. Dream dreams wishes, people.

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MENAHEM AND ALIZA BEGIN IN PALESTINE. מנחם ועליזה בגין בפלשתינה.D98-127

Begins "I certify that negro named Jenny is at liberty to hire herself for an honest livelihood..."

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1807
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Revolutionary War [Request for compensation to be paid to Nathaniel Seely for his slave, Amos Seely, who was killed in the Revolutionary War, 1783. Top reads "pay-table office, July 30th, 1783..."]

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Catilda Downs; Barbados passport 2

Statistics of revenue, imports, exports, etc. 1691 - 1768.

[Manumission certificate for William Steward, mariner granted citizenship. Ship and dock scene at top.]

General list of inhabitants in the Province of New York, extracted from the returns of the sheriffs of the several counties, in pursuance of warrants to them, dated 16th February, 1756.

[Letter from abolitionist soliciting for Cradle of Liberty distributors. Top says "Boston, March 25, 1839, Dear Friends..." signed Maria Chapman.]

List of inhabitants in the several counties in the Province of New York, taken in the year 1771.

Manifest of slaves intended to be transported on board the Knoxville.

Number of Negroes imported from 1701 - 1726; An acco't of what Negro slaves have been imported into his Majesties Province of New York as taken from the Custom House Books between the year 1701 & this present year 1726.

An account of number of inhabitants of the province of New York taken 4 June 1746, by order of His Excellency Governor Clinton.

[An inventory and appraisement of the estate of Daniel McWilliams.]

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