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1867-02-20_WinsortoCoolidge2_1831_016_001_004-001

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1867-02-20_WinsortoCoolidge2_1831_016_001_004-001

which is attached to the figure, {and is with the Statue
composed of one piece of Marble,} is slightly cracked
The "Die,, of the Monument is cracked in 4
or 5 different places and one of the cracks is a
bad one, & probably^the piece will come off in the course
of twenty years --

1867-02-20_WinsortoCoolidge2_1831_016_001_004-001

which is attached to the figure, {and is with the Statue
composed of one piece of Marble,} is slightly cracked
The "Die,, of the Monument is cracked in 4
or 5 different places and one of the cracks is a
bad one, & probably^the piece will come off in the course
of twenty years --

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