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of $ 3,000. It was conveyed to the county on April 8, 1869. The county built a fireproof brick building next door to the former church in 1869–70 to house the probate and circuit clerk offices. This building serves as
Demopolis City Hall today. The move of the county seat was highly controversial, and the
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Brothers, built its three-story brick building across from the public square in 1897 and operated for most of the 20th century. That building is now utilized by Robertson Banking Company. The Rosenbush Furniture Company was established in 1895 and operated until 2002. The
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Demopolis by an act approved on December 4, 1868. The county appointed Richard Jones Jr., Lewis B. McCarty, and Dr. Bryan W. Whitfield to build or buy a new courthouse in Demopolis. They negotiated the purchase of the Presbyterian church on the town square, now known as Rooster Hall, for the sum
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African-American population. They were prohibited from selling or purchasing any article or commodity from or to a slave without written permission from their master or overseer. No slave was allowed to purchase alcohol without written consent; if any slave were convicted of assault upon "any white
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Demopolis was not dominated by a homogeneous elite planter class, as happened in other towns of the region. During these years and in the future, the river trade also brought numerous people with a desire for raucous entertainment. This created a profitable and brisk trade for those operating
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Demopolis had developed into a regional commercial river hub, attracting American and European-born craftsmen and merchants, including the Beysiegle, Breitling, Breton, Dupertuis, Foster, Hummell, Kirker, Knapp, Marx, Michael, Mulligan, Oberling, Rhodes, Rudisill, Rosenbaum, Schmidt,
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The town plan was also lacking a clearly defined business district, resulting in commercial and residential buildings mixed together all over town. As development shifted, some areas became blighted because of less desirable uses. Some stores opened around the town square, however, and warehouses
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Some flaws and limitations of the original town plan became apparent by the late 1820s and 1830s. The typical town lots, at 75 feet (23 m) wide and 150 feet (46 m) deep, were not conducive to construction of the stately homes desired by the more prosperous residents. Some grand mansions
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The party encountered a variety of adversities. Following a survey in August 1818, they learned that their new properties did not fall under the territories encompassed by the congressional approval, and the Vine and Olive Colony was soon forced to move. Their actual land grants began less than a
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The city council consists of five members who are elected from single member districts. The council controls all legislative and policy-making for the city through the use of ordinance, resolution or motion. The council also adopts the annual budget and confirms appointments made by the mayor.
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With the surrender of the last of the
Confederates, Demopolis found itself a much different city from what it had been prior to the war. At the end of May 1865, the townspeople learned that an occupying force of Federal soldiers, the 5th Minnesota Infantry, were en route to occupy the town. Once
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Demopolis in 1864, the city was subjected to a huge influx of war refugees. Nathan B. Whitfield noted in his journal that those from Mobile had taken every available vacant house, and others were crowded with local
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During the 1840s many of the streets laid out by the town fathers had yet to be opened to traffic. The town council focused attention on clearing the intended streets and opening them to traffic, making other street improvements, and building wooden sidewalks along major thoroughfares to lift
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Theaters sprang up in the city, beginning in the late 19th century. Rooster Hall, following its incarnations as a church, courthouse, and then a city property, was leased for use as the
Demopolis Opera House from 1876 to 1902. It hosted live dramatic performances, civic lectures, and
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at $ 2 per acre, with the provision that they cultivate grape vines and olive trees. Following advice obtained from experienced pioneers, they determined that
Alabama would provide a good climate for cultivating these crops. By July 14, 1817, a small party of pioneers had settled at
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was named as the company spokesman, and he bought the town site atop White Bluff as soon as it was offered for sale. Commissioners for the company were George Strother Gaines, James Childress, Walter Crenshaw, Count Charles Lefebvre Desnouettes, and Dr. Joseph B. Earle.
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Many hundreds of the soldiers who died in the hospitals during the war were buried in a Confederate cemetery on the south end of Webb's Bend. Today the site is underwater, following the damming of the river below Demopolis in the 20th century.
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The commissioners were responsible for overseeing the site survey, lot sales, and the early operations of the town. The commissioners laid off the site into streets, blocks, and lots, with a block of roughly two acres divided into eight lots.
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by the second decade of the 20th century. It was increasingly serving as a major banking and retail hub in the region during this time. Major financial institutions included the Commercial National Bank, City Bank and Trust Company, and
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By 1860, the population within the town limits had grown to approximately 1,200 people. The town began to attract new entertainments, such as musical and dramatic performances, concert artists, lecturers, circuses, and carnivals.
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had been completed on the banks of the Tombigbee in 1845, with the burial of many family members in and around it. Finally the city established its main burial ground, Riverside Cemetery, selling plots to the public in 1882.
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unless the owner paid a fine of $ 1; any slave caught driving any wagon or cart or driving a horse or mule on or across the sidewalks of the town would be subject to 10 lashes, unless the owner paid a fine of 50 cents.
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roof-line, was completed in 1859 north of town in Webb's Bend at the fairgrounds. The fairgrounds and its buildings covered approximately 20 acres (8.1 ha) and hosted a variety of events until the outbreak of the
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depot, two large hospitals, and offices of the medical purveyor of the Department of Alabama, Mississippi, and East Louisiana. A huge military encampment was established at the fairgrounds in Webb's Bend. After the
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epidemic struck the city. Some people were buried in an ill-defined two-acre cemetery to the north of town in the river bend. The Jewish Cemetery was established in 1878 to the east of town on Jefferson Street. The
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there, they occupied the former fairgrounds. Despite the usual unpleasantness associated with the occupation of many defeated Southern towns, two of the Minnesota commanders, Colonel William B. Gere and General
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congregation was established in 1839 and completed its first church in 1843, a brick structure on the town square. The Methodist congregation was established in 1840 and completed its first building in 1843.
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churches were slow to take root; no churches were built in Demopolis until 1840. Prior to that time, various denominations met in a log assembly house on the town square. It was torn down in 1844. A
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is set in Demopolis and tells a story about an interaction with the original French settlers. The basic plot features two Kentuckians returning from service with Andrew Jackson's forces in the
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for more than 50 years, prior to the era of corporate chain stores. Although the community had many newspapers throughout its first 100 years, the only one to survive into the 21st century,
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owners also established townhouses in the community or on its outskirts, including the Allen, Ashe, Curtis, DuBose, Foscue, Glover, Griffin, Lane, Lyon, McAllister, Prout, Reese, Strudwick,
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has a subplot featuring the characters Joshua Moore and Lily Whitfield, who grew up in Demopolis as childhood friends on Lily's father's cotton plantation, now estranged.
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by enslaved workers. Napoleon had sent troops there in a last attempt to regain control of the island, but they were defeated, largely by high mortality due to
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The city, based on two navigable rivers and a railroad, was used as the base for a number of Confederate installations and offices. These included
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in the lead role of Regina. This production ran a year on Broadway. The
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The French Grant in Alabama: A History of the Founding of Demopolis
3593:. Vol. Volume 1. S. J. Clarke Publishing Company. p. 266.
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The Battles for Chattanooga: The Shipwreck of their Hopes
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3913:"A Town's Last Jew Provides a Legacy of Generosity"
3587:Owen, Thomas McAdory; Owen, Marie Bankhead (1921).
4378:. The Hellman Wyler Festival. 2009. Archived from
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4538:French Military Adventurers in Alabama, 1818–1828
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4116:"US Census Bureau, Table P16: Household Type"
3504:Winemiller, Terance L. (September 17, 2009).
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3376:"City and Town Population Totals: 2020–2022"
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1109:Interior of the Braswell Opera House in 1907
4047:"NOAA Online Weather Data – NWS Birmingham"
3728:Encyclopedia of Southern Jewish Communities
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4667:Map of Alabama highlighting Marengo County
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3204:. Their unit passes through the port of
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1080:-covered streets, paved sidewalks, and a
4998:1817 establishments in Alabama Territory
4461:Historical Movies in Chronological Order
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4007:"Climate Summary for Demopolis, Alabama"
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895:Alabama and Mississippi Rivers Railroad
210:17.744 sq mi (45.956 km)
202:18.066 sq mi (46.791 km)
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4527:Demopolis Chamber of Commerce (1965).
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218:0.322 sq mi (0.835 km)
4983:Populated places established in 1817
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5008:French-American culture in Alabama
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4606:Municipalities and communities of
4571:Demopolis Area Chamber of Commerce
4432:"Local women's history celebrated"
4069:"Census of Population and Housing"
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3951:"Historic Markers: Marengo County"
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3422:"ADAH: Marengo Historical Markers"
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4362:"Demopolis, AL Greyhound Station"
3447:Hall, John C. (August 17, 2007).
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4457:"The Fighting Kentuckian (1949)"
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3506:"Black Belt Region in Alabama"
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4118:. United States Census Bureau
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3185:Lillian Hellman's 1946 play,
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2384:Demopolis Racial Composition
1880:Average snowfall inches (cm)
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4405:"Demopolis: Lillian Hellman"
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3985:United States Census Bureau
3510:The Encyclopedia of Alabama
3453:The Encyclopedia of Alabama
3352:United States Census Bureau
3307:"2023 U.S. Gazetteer Files"
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3079:Demopolis Municipal Airport
2839:Demopolis is governed by a
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1950:Average precipitation days
1596:Mean daily minimum °F (°C)
1456:Mean daily maximum °F (°C)
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3041:Norfolk Southern Railway
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1161:This city is located at
988:Lucius Frederick Hubbard
4609:Marengo County, Alabama
4536:Martin, Thomas (1937).
4180:Encyclopedia of Alabama
3637:Encyclopedia of Alabama
3633:"Vine and Olive Colony"
3604:Smith, Winston (1967).
3564:Smith, Winston (2003).
3530:Blaufarb, Rafe (2006).
3197:The Fighting Kentuckian
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1136:Francis Marion Crawford
803:Civil War and aftermath
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355:is the largest city in
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3938:Owen & Owen (1921)
3886:"History of Demopolis"
3249:Christmas on the River
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4091:"Explore Census Data"
3479:"Alabama's Canebrake"
3408:National Park Service
3348:"Explore Census Data"
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2723:Demopolis Town Square
2676:historic house museum
2650:historic house museum
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2370:U.S. Decennial Census
2062:Historical population
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448:Organizing first in
252: • Density
4436:The Demopolis Times
4336:"Demopolis Airport"
4234:. City of Demopolis
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4182:. Auburn University
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1140:The Witch of Prague
1100:The Demopolis Times
1008:Alabama Legislature
668:Mainline Protestant
508:American settlement
386:, known locally as
376:Black Warrior River
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4978:Cities in Alabama
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4257:"City Government"
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3842:978-0-252-06595-8
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3176:Marc Blitzstein
3148:Lillian Hellman
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4704:Sweet Water
4624:County seat
4507:January 29,
4216:January 23,
4148:January 23,
4100:December 8,
4011:Weatherbase
3202:War of 1812
3164:Bette Davis
3056:Great Lakes
3026:Mississippi
2822:Councilman
2811:Councilman
2808:Bill Meador
2800:Councilman
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2715:White Bluff
2704:monumental
2602:other races
2574:2000 census
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2542:other races
2514:2010 census
2508:2010 census
2498:2020 census
2466:Other/Mixed
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2372:2020 Census
2357:2022 (est.)
1952:(≥ 0.01 in)
1183: /
1070:water works
1055:boll weevil
1051:World War I
1027:White Bluff
999:county seat
880:Port Hudson
848:Confederate
778:A circular
459:White Bluff
388:White Bluff
365:2020 census
123: /
4967:Categories
4930:Aigleville
4922:Ghost town
4699:Providence
4694:Myrtlewood
3734:October 5,
3647:October 5,
3265:References
3210:John Wayne
3047:, and the
3034:Montgomery
2749:Government
2741:, and the
2690:Italianate
2672:Bluff Hall
2646:Gaineswood
2572:As of the
2512:As of the
2496:As of the
1999:(≥ 0.1 in)
1171:87°50′11″W
1168:32°31′03″N
1053:-era. The
1039:John Quill
863:commissary
846:, several
788:crenelated
765:In 1853 a
758:, and the
752:Frank Lyon
710:steamboats
688:Tuscaloosa
616:plantation
600:Bluff Hall
537:Gaineswood
517:Bluff Hall
498:Aigleville
396:Black Belt
372:confluence
331:feature ID
231:Population
178:Government
111:87°50′11″W
108:32°31′03″N
4882:Salt Well
4817:Jefferson
4792:Half Acre
4767:Clay Hill
4727:Nanafalia
4709:Thomaston
4689:Faunsdale
4649:Demopolis
4282:Volkert.
4122:March 12,
3991:April 23,
3724:"Alabama"
3382:March 12,
3357:March 12,
3313:March 12,
3288:March 12,
3130:Lyon Hall
3064:Tennessee
3024:near the
2903:June 2021
2874:does not
2855:Education
2767:Position
2727:Lyon Hall
2584:, 47.75%
1238:Uniontown
1157:Geography
937:Nashville
919:batteries
907:Uniontown
844:Civil War
793:Civil War
748:Demopolis
740:Canebrake
664:Methodist
574:grid plan
392:Canebrake
353:Demopolis
319:FIPS code
307:Area code
261:Time zone
223:Elevation
51:Tombigbee
4907:Vineland
4897:Surginer
4867:Pin Hook
4832:Magnolia
4827:McKinley
4777:Coxheath
4477:cite web
4238:June 26,
4053:March 4,
4031:March 4,
3574:54453654
3227:See also
3070:via the
3000:(SR 8),
2996:include
2761:District
2606:Hispanic
2592:, 0.20%
2588:, 0.09%
2546:Hispanic
2524:, 47.3%
2479:Hispanic
2395:Percent
1875:(1,428)
1806:Average
1076:system,
1074:sewerage
927:gunboats
884:exchange
871:ordnance
744:Cherokee
635:enslaved
484:, Count
398:region.
323:01-20296
295:ZIP Code
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4877:Rembert
4857:Octagon
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2392:Number
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672:Baptist
648:gelding
644:mulatto
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589:⁄
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439:History
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361:Alabama
339:Website
334:0117222
162:Marengo
150:Alabama
136:Country
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4847:Moscow
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2127:225.4%
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714:Mobile
656:lashes
620:Tayloe
502:Arcola
433:Mobile
157:County
4912:Wayne
4822:Lasca
4676:Towns
3282:(PDF)
3032:near
3010:SR 28
3006:SR 69
3002:SR 13
2990:US 43
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2578:Black
2534:Asian
2526:White
2518:Black
2440:Asian
2401:White
2389:Race
2365:−3.9%
2360:6,882
2352:−4.3%
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2337:−0.8%
2332:7,483
2317:7,540
2307:−2.2%
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2287:7,678
2272:7,651
2262:47.4%
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2247:21.0%
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2227:4,137
2217:45.3%
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2187:−7.3%
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2172:86.4%
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2152:1,398
2142:−9.7%
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2122:1,539
1992:96.1
1873:56.21
1860:(83)
1855:(86)
1835:(93)
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1751:(−9)
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650:, or
642:, or
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429:πόλις
425:δῆμος
300:36732
289:(CDT)
287:UTC–5
266:UTC–6
247:6,882
239:7,162
185:Mayor
145:State
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4719:CDPs
4509:2020
4483:link
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4269:2011
4240:2021
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4124:2024
4102:2021
4077:2015
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4033:2023
3993:2011
3967:2011
3925:2011
3898:2011
3837:ISBN
3755:ISBN
3736:2010
3649:2010
3570:OCLC
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3491:2011
3465:2011
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