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Hello, and thanks for joining Revolution 250. This is where we remember events that took place

250 years ago this week. It's a short bonus episode from the American Revolution podcast

to remember these important 250th anniversaries from the Revolutionary War.

This week, we remember George Washington's visit to Philadelphia on May 24, 1776.

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