Sources for #141 John Boyle O'Reilly and the Irish Escape

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Sources for #142 - Richard Johnson - A Terrible Vice President

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Sources for #143 - The Broderick Terry Duel

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Sources for #144 - The Fight Over Anaesthesia

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Sources For #145 - Squirrel Tooth Alice

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Sources for #146 - Philadelphia Mayor Frank Rizzo

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Sources for #147 - The Greenbrier Ghost

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Sources for #148 - James Strang - Island Mormon

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Sources for #149 - John Wayne Thompson's Armageddon

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Sources for #150 - 1904 Olympics

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Sources for #154 - Ota Benga and Human Zoos

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Sources for #156 - The Marblehead Smallpox Riots

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Sources for #157 - More University and One Taste

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Sources for #159 - Pedestrianism

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