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Sword of Washington honored in Virginia house scene
A ceremonial presentation of George Washingtons sword, bequeathed by Benjamin Franklin and later given to Samuel T Washington of Kanawha County Virginia, is described. The speech by Representative Summers of Virginia extols Washington and Franklin, noting the sword was never drawn in battle and should be a public memorial.
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