1.  TOBIAS  LEAR  (ca.   1762-­1816)  While working as George Washington’s private secretary, Lear rubbed elbows with the most

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The Association for the Preservation of Historic Congressional Cemetery The Heritage Gazette Winter 2004 Resources Study Completed

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• George Washington
• United States national cemeteries
• Congressional Cemetery
• Tobias Lear
• National Trust for Historic Preservation
• Historic preservation
• Cemetery
• Mount Vernon

The Ill-Tempered Researcher or What Did Washington Eat at His Inaugural Dinner? By Doreen Alvarez Saar It had been a pleasant presidential year: I was secure in the knowledge that I had fulfilled my campaign promises (of

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• United States presidential inaugurations
• January events
• Tobias Lear
• Samuel Fraunces
• Fraunces Tavern
• Mount Vernon
• John Adams
• George Washington
• Virginia
• United States

Tobias Lear, November 21, 1789, North Carolina Convention Resolution, North Carolina Convention, November 21, 1789

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A Moment in Time a moment in time

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• Biology
• James Craik
• Bloodletting
• Gustavus Richard Brown
• Phlegm
• Tobias Lear
• Blood
• Larynx
• Kaiser Permanente
• Anatomy
• George Washington
• Medicine

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• George Washington
• Blood
• Bloodletting
• Traditional medicine
• Treaty of Tripoli
• Tobias Lear
• Stephen Decatur
• Sons of the Revolution
• Tripoli
• United States
• International relations
• Barbary Wars

PDF Document

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• Wentworth
• National Register of Historic Places
• Wentworth-Gardner and Tobias Lear Houses
• Wentworth-Coolidge Mansion
• New Hampshire
• Wentworth-Gardner House
• Portsmouth
• New Hampshire