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The Many Faces of General John Stark of Manchester New Hampshire
New Hampshire residents traditionally celebrate John Stark day on April 25th each year. This celebratory date is set by New Hampshire Revised Statutes 4:13-l – General John Stark Day, that designates the fourth Monday in April as such. “And the … Continue reading →
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