Afro-American Historical and Genealogical Society, Inc.
P. O. Box 73067
Washington, DC 20056-3067
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Afro-American Historical and Genealogical Society, Inc. P. O. Box 73067 Washington, DC 20056-3067
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Early African American Communities in Hernando County,
Florida |
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But Will This Still Be 'Demus |
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The Founding of Buxton, Canada |
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The Houses of Buxton: A Legacy of African American
Influences in Architecture |
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The History and Impact of the Black Church in Augusta,
Georgia; With a Focus on Springfield Baptist Church |
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Some Black Pioneers of the Westward Expansion |
Family History Research Methodology
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The Search for Burton Ancestors: For Harry and Rosa |
Research Resources
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Apprenticed Freed Minors of Caroline County, Maryland:
1864-1867 |
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Staten Island Colonial Slaves in Wills and
Manumissions of Richmond County, New York |
Abstracted Information on Historic Black Communities
Brown vs. Board of Education, Text of U. S. Supreme Court Decision
Book Reviews
Volume 22, Number 2
(2003) |
Many Untold Stories |
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Racism in the North during the Abolition Period |
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Friends and Freedmen: Historical Geography of the
Underground Railroad in Central Delaware |
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The Role of African Americans in the Underground
Railroad Network in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania |
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John W. Jones and Friends: The Origins of the
Underground Railroad in Elmira, New York |
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The Michigan Freedom Trail |
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A Meeting of the Colored Citizens of Milwaukee, 1850 |
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Peter and Nancy Hudlin's Underground Railroad Station |
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The Underground Railroad and Uniontown, Pennsylvania |
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The Escape Narrative of Peter Stokes |
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The Long Island Freedom Trail |
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Samuel Parsons: A Long Island Quaker and the
Anti-Slavery Struggle |
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Luther Donnell—Decatur
County, Indiana's Great Enemy of Slavery |
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Beyond The Underground Railroad: Freedom Passions That
Prevailed |
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Crossing Over: The Rankin's of Ripley, Ohio |
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In My Great-Great-Great Grandfather's Voice |
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Resources on Underground Railroad Projects and Websites |
Volume 22,
Number 1 (2003) |
The Revolution's Black Soldiers |
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Guide to Records about Black Participants in the
American Revolution from the War Department Collection of
Revolutionary War Records at the National Archives and Records
Administration |
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Revolutionary War Veteran Ephraim Hearn |
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From Indian Slavery to Freedom |
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African American and American Indian Involvement in
the American Revolution: A Selected Bibliography |
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Exploring Our Shared History |
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Knowing the Ties That Bind for Holistic Reparations |
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African American Academies in the South 1865 to 1945 |
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The Underground Railroad in Kent County, Delaware: A
Practice in Self-Determination |
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Finding Your Landless Ancestors |
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Band of Warriors: A Descendant Traces Her Roots,
1650-1900 |
Volume 21, Number 2
(2002; Silver Anniversary Edition) |
The Afro-American Historical and Genealogical Society, Inc. |
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A Message from the President |
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History of the Afro-American Historical and
Genealogical Society, Inc., Fifth Anniversary Booklet |
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Historical Reflections |
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The Origins of the African Methodist Episcopal Church
of Greene County, Pennsylvania |
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The Benson Family of Framingham, Massachusetts |
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The Origin of the Gullah Language |
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United States Information Agency Black Pioneers,
1948-1968: Paving the Way for Wider Black Participation in U. S.
Foreign Affairs |
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An Annotated Bibliography of the U. S. Civil Rights
Movement |
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Historical and Genealogical Resources Available at the
Georgia State Archives |
| Harriet Bailey: Presumed Sister of Frederick Douglas Joseph L. Douglas, Jr. |
| Generations: The Family and Ancestry of Oscar Micheaux Karen P. Neuforth |
| The Outcome of That Discontent: Oscar Micheaux, Motion Pictures
and the Race for Dignity Sarah Weiss |
| Quiet Motion Picture Legend Buried in Great Bend Martin J. Keenan |
| Name Changing Since the Civil War: A Case of Three USCT Regiments
from South Carolina John R. Gourdin |
| Lincoln School of Marion, Alabama Idella Childs, Lorenzo Curry and Minnie Curry |
| Dunkerhook: Slave Community? Allen Lutins |
| African-American Burial Grounds in Greene County, Pennsylvania Marlene Branson |
| Using Microsoft Office 2000® to Access the Louisiana Slave
Databases Edwin Washington |
| Slave Patrols Law and Violence in Virginia and the Carolinas |
| The Slave Trade |
Volume 20, Number 2 (2001) | The Black Banjo Playing Tradition in Virginia and West Virginia Robert B. Winans; Nancy J. Martin-Perdue |
| The Life and Times of John and Rose Johnson |
| Robert W. Walker: The Road to Freedom Ivy Walker |
| Suspended Times: A Genealogical Sketch of Holcomb Hall Alica Hall Green |
| Cemeteries in Hancock County, Georgia |
| Index of the Colorado Minority Inhabitants of the Ninth Census of
the United States Iris Agard Hawkins |
| Stewart Memorial United Methodist Church Joel Fears |
| Augustus Alexander |
| Remembering Your Ancestors |
Volume 20, Number 1
(2001) | Reverend Dr. Owen Lun West Smith: From Minister to Minister
Resident and Consul General E. Renée Ingram |
| Noah B. Parker: Troublemaker or Conscientious Civil Servant John P. Colletta, Ph.D. |
| Samuel Anderson: The Last Slave of Flatbush Town Augustus W. Harris |
| Afro-American Genealogists &ndash Leadership in Genetic Studies Kathleen Rand Reed, MAA |
| African-American Pioneers in the Conquest of Heart Disease B. Waine Kong, Ph.D., J.D. |
| Colored Members of Bethel Baptist Church, Hancock County (GA) |
| A Brief History of First Baptist Church, Thomasville (AL) |
| Pastors of Indian Ridge Baptist Church, Whatley (AL) |
| History of Independent Baptist Church, Sweetwater (AL) |
| Aged Colored Tramp [Queer Individual Who, In Place of Shoes, Has Footwear of His Own Make] |
| Three African American Civil War Veterans With Contacts to LeRoy (Genesee County) New York: Henry Clay, Jacob Thomas, Charles Thomas |
| Banks & Crump (Freemen) vs. William Clark Peggy Lee Polk |
| Will of Phillip Mackelfresh |
Volume 19, Number 2 (2000) | Uncovering Post and Pre-Civil War Slave Ancestral Surname Changes
in Alabama and Virginia - Part I: Alabama Anntoinette S. McFadden |
| Uncovering Post and Pre-Civil War Slave Ancestral Surname Changes
in Alabama and Virginia - Part II: Virginia Char McCargo Bah |
| A Loyal Black and the Southern Claims Commission: The Barred
Petition of Thomas D. Pauley (sic) Thomas D. Pawley, III |
| Some African Americans Listed In Mobile, Alabama City Directories,
1837-1839, 1842 & 1844 Christopher Nordmann |
| African American Births in Fairfax County, Virginia Suzanne Foster |
| Selected Excerpts from Frederick Douglass' Newspaper, The Douglass
Monthly Gloria Winston Al-Sarag |
| James R. Burrell Obituary |
| Manumission of Slave Posey |
| Indenture of Henry Hawkins |
Volume 19, Number 1
(2000) | Documenting and Validating Your Research Carolyn Corpening Rowe |
| Copyright Protection for Family Historians Lawrence Savoy |
| The Narrative of Bethany Veney, A Slave Teresa Kelly |
| Economic Change and the Development of Slave Hiring in Virginia
John R. Zaborney |
| Compilation of Free People of Colour Registered in Patrick County,
Virginia Cynthia A. Wilson |
| The British Columbia Archives Dave Stevens |
| African-American Genealogy Sources in the Louisiana Divisin of the
New Orleans Public Library Irene Wainwright |
| Resources for African Americans Researching in Kentucky Roseann R. Hogan |
| Spirit Creek Baptist Church Joseph Diggs, Sr. |
Volume 18, Number 2 (1999) | African American Civil War Memorial: Bureau of Colored Troops;
Founders Day Prayer Breakfast Address Major General Warren L. Freeman |
| Clearview Cemetery, Uniontown, Fayette County, Pennsylvania Ronald D. Palmer |
| "His Brother and Not His Slave" -- Africans, Native Americans, and
the 'Trail of Tears' Patrick Minges |
| Slave Importation Lists from Richmond County, Georgia, 1820-1821
Frances Holloway Wynne |
| Will of David Mosely Patricia Mosley Torrance |
| "Want No Dark Girl Teacher" -- The Daisy Fearing Story Glenn D. Cunningham |
| Dowdal H. Davis, Jr. (1913-1957) Journalist, Businessman, Activist
Ophelia Taylor Pinkard |
Volume 18, Number
1 (1999) | Meet, Mingle, Become Informed Editorial Note |
| Eliminating the Historical Undercount of African Americans in
Census 2000 James R. Holmes |
| Searching for Bajan Roots The Honorable Courtney N. Blackman |
| African American Genealogical Research in U. S. Military Records
Before World War I Michael P. Musick |
| In Search of the African American Family: Records of the Bureau of
Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands Reginald Washington |
| Proven Techniques for Locating and Documenting Your Ancestors
During the Reconstruction Era Audrey M. McDowell |
Volume 17, Number 2 (1998) | Searching for Ancestral Grandmothers Cynthia A. Wilson |
| Some Hampshire County (West) Virginia Records, 1850-1896; 1850 and
1860 Slave Census Schedules; and Some Extracts from the South Branch
Intelligencer, 1880-1896 Cheryl H. Singhal |
| Civil War Soldiers from Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, (including
Pittsburgh), Who Served in the United States Colored Troops (USCT) Ronald D. Palmer |
| Ancestry Chart Victoria Price |
Volume 17, Number
1 (1998) | Raised by Former Slaves: A Conversation with Mamie Burkes 23 July
1983 Lairold Street and Kathryn Ferger |
| The Hilson Family History: Herschel Moorman's Legacy Maisah Robinson |
| The Preponderance of Evidence: Establishing the Parentage of
Narcissus Swift Betty J. Craft |
| Food Allotments in Colonial America and Britain Cheryl H. Singhal |
| The Autograph Book of Lela Virginia Farnell Margo Lee Williams |
| Slaves and Slaveholding in Dutch New York, 1628-1664 Robert J. Swan |
Volume 16, Number 2 (1997) | Finding Urban Slaves: An Index to the Records of the Board of
Commissioners for Emancipation in the District of Columbia, 1862-63
Mary Beth Corrigan |
| Walter H. Williams, Sr., Educator: Lafayette and Vermilion
Parishes, Louisiana Beverly Babin Woods |
| Emancipation and the African American Community in Woodstock,
Virginia, 1865-1870 Barbara P. Josiah |
| From Virginia Farms to Iowa Coal Mines: A: Descendants and Neighbors of Catherine Foster Go West B: African Americans in Mahaska County, Iowa, in the Tenth Census, 1880 David G. Smith |
| Ancestors of Saundra Rounette Oliver Brown Saundra R. Oliver Brown |
Volume 16, Number
1 (1997) | Slavery in Eighteenth Century Narragansett, Rhode Island Robert K. Fitts |
| William L. Copeland (ca. 1845-1885) of Ohio and Arkansas: Finding
Him and Telling His Story Theresa A. Rector |
| Marriage Records of Livingston County, Kentucky, Including the
Declarations of Marriage of Former Slaves and Volume One of the
Marriage Register for Freedmen, 1866-1896 Roma Jones Stewart |
| Juanita (Rowland) Smith Stephens Underwood, "Mama Neta," of
Lumberton, Robeson County, North Carolina: Trying to Identify Slave
Parents Frances LaJune Powell |
| Name Index to the Baptismal Records of St. Monica Catholic Church,
Chicago, Illinois 1909-1917 Betty J. Craft |
| Civil Rights in the North in the Thirties: The Francis Suit
in Binghamton, New York, 1932-1933 Richard H. White |
Volume 15, Number 2 (1996) | A Letter from Dr. Harold Delaney, Scientist, Educator, and Member
of the Manhattan Project Ethel Delaney Lee |
| The Travails of Ernestine Woods: First Black Graduate from Officer
Candidate School, The Women's Army Corps, Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia,
during World War II Martha S. Putney |
| Armistead Miller: Presbyterian Missionary and Emigrant to Liberia
Nancy E. Aiken & Michel S. Perdreau |
| 1860 Census of the United States Slave Schedules A: Fayette County, Virginia (West Virginia) B: Raleigh County, Virginia (West Virginia) Extracted by Cheryl H. Singhal |
| James Palmer and Other African American Civil War Soldiers Buried
in Fayette County, Pennsylvania Donald D. Palmer |
| Name Index to the Colored Tax Book Suwannee County, Florida
Revenues for 1866 and 1867 Extracted by Margo Lee Williams |
Volume 15, Number
1 (1996) | The Life of Angola Amy of Comingtee and Kensington Plantations
South Carolina Edward Ball |
| Jonathan Johnson Jane Wolf Hufft |
| Marriage Strategies and Family Formation Patterns among the
Eighteenth Century Puerto Rican Slave Population David M. Stark |
| Writing Our History: The Power of the Written Word Madrue Chavers-Wright, Augustus Harris, Ramona La Roche, Richard Burbridge, and Cheryl McDaniels |
| Index of Maryland and West Virginia Civil War Colored Troops and
Their "Loyal Slaveowners" Extracted by Sandra G. Craighead |
| African American Genealogical Sources in the Birmingham Public
Library Archives James L. Baggett |
Volume 14, Numbers 3 & 4 (1995) | Civil War Military and Pension Records: The Roulhacs Roy L. Roulhac |
| A Genealogical Sketch of Charlotte Nix Dee Parmer Woodtor |
| Researching Buffalo Soldiers for Genealogical and Historical Links
Tony Burroughs |
| Documenting the African American Experience Through Archives:
Where Do We Go From Here? Thomas C. Battle |
| The Archives of the Spanish Government of West Florida (1782-1816)
and African American Research Del E. Jupiter |
| A Trip from South Carolina to the Republic of Texas Belzora Cheatham |
| Black Chicago's Lost Historical Records Dee Parmer Woodtor |
| The Vivian G. Harsh Research Collection, Chicago Michael Flug |
| Book Reviews |
Volume 14, Numbers
1 & 2 (1995) | Index of Catawba County, North Carolina, African American
Marriages, 1867-1907 Extracted by Carolyn Corpening Collins Rowe |
| The Division of Lands of Miles Lassiter Margo Lee Williams |
| The Smith/Buckland and Robert Smith Cemeteries Gates (Gates
County) North Carolina Recorded by Margaret Smith Taylor |
| Silas Chandler, A Black Confederate Hero R. Elizabth Chandler Yancy |
| Name Index to the Register of Depositors in the Lexington,
Kentucky Branch of the Freedmen's Savings and Trust Company Extracted by Jeanne Cannella Schmitzer |
| The Black Population of New Netherland: As Extracted from the
Records of Baptisms and Marriages of the Dutch Reformed Church (New
York City), 1630-1664 Robert J. Swan |
Volume 13, Numbers 3 & 4 (1994) | In Memorium: James Dent Walker (9 July 1928 - 6 October 1993)
Theresa A. Rector |
| "Tributes" Robert H. Williams, Geof Tani, and Antonia Cottrell Martin |
| The Marriage Record Book (1845-1875) of Rev. Henry Davis, A.M.E.
Transcribed by James Dent Walker |
| Values, Virtues, and Testiges: Moving Forward into the Past
(Keynote Address, 16th Annual AAHGS Conference) Kortright Davis |
| The Slave Lists of Western Pennsylvania -- Westmoreland County Ronald D. Palmer |
| Founders and Focus of the Ashmun Collegiate Institute for Colored
Youth, Chester County, Pennsylvania, 1854-1866 Reginald H. Pitts |
| We Served America Too! Black Women in the Women's Army Corps
During World War II Janet Sims-Wood |
| Female African American Pilots, Then and Now Simmona E. Simmons-Hodo |
| The Slaves of Colonel John F. Dent of Burlington, Maryland:
Identifying Them by Name by Using Various Documents Saundra Oliver Brown |
| Going on a Research Trip? Edwin B. Washington, Jr. |
Volume 13, Numbers
1 & 2 (1994) | Sable Riders of the American West: The Twenty-fifth Infantry
Bicycle Corps Jeanne C. Schmitzer |
| African-American Workers in Virginia: The Slavery Era Debra Newman Ham |
| Jefferson's Slaves: Crop Accounts at Monticello, 1805-1808 Gerard W. Gawalt |
| Sales of Slaves in Burke County, North Carolina, 1791-1851 Compiled by Carolyn Corpening Collins Rowe |
| Practical Pointers in Tracing Your Indian Ancestry in the
Southeast Thomas J. Blumer |
| How to Number Your Family History Sylvia Mallette Enty |
Volume 12, Numbers 3 & 4 (1991) | A Short History of the Black Population in the Region of Mt.
Pleasant, Pennsylvania Ronald D. Palmer |
| An Interview with Ralph David Abernathy Edited by Martha S. Putney |
| The Coy Family of Virginia: A Documentary Portrait David A. G. Johnson, Jr. |
| The Life and Times of Shandy Wesley Jones and Other Freedmen of
Tuscaloosa, Alabama Ophelia Taylor Pinkard and Barbara Clayton Clark |
| Abstracts from the Colored Tennessean 1865-1867; Want Ads
for Lost Relatives Sandra G. Craighead |
| African American Churches in Bloomington-Normal, Illinois: 100
Years Reflecting the Black Church in America Rick D. Williams |
| Slave Inventory of Elisha Farnell Margo Lee Williams |
Volume 12, Numbers
1 & 2 (1991); Special Issue: African Americans in the Military | Selected African American Musicians and Bands in the United States
Military from Colonial Times through the Civil War Catherine T. and Roland C. McConnell |
| Civil War Pension Files in the National Archives: Windows on the
Lives of African Americans Geraldine N. Phillips |
| Life After Glory: A Glimpse into Past Lives through Pension
Records Jeanne Brooks Gart |
| The Corps d'Afrique: A Chapter in the Development of the Black
Soldier in the United States Military Establishment Roland C. McConnell |
| The Maryland Infantry Regiments of the United States Colored
Troops in the Civil War Roland C. McConnell |
| Formation and service of New York's 15th Infantry Regiment:
Harlem's Hell Fighters during World War I Charles Johnson, Jr. |
| Mary McLeod Bethune and the Women's Army Corps during World War II Martha S. Putney |
| Blacks in the Women's Army Corps: The Experiences of Two Companies Martha S. Putney |
| The Black Regiment W.B.M. |
Volume 11, Number 4 (1990) | Lela Virginia Farnell Williams (1876-1914), An Early Student at
the State Normal College for Colored Students, Tallahassee, Florida
Margo Lee Williams |
| Blacks Employed in Maritime Related Occupations: Wood's Baltimore
City Directory, 1871 Eva Slezak |
| A Record of Slave Membership in Fairfields Baptist Church,
Burgess, Northumberland County, Virginia from 1844-1864 Ophelia Taylor Pinkard |
| Seen Elsewhere |
| Ancestor Tables |
| Queries from Members |
Volume 11, Number
3 (1990) | Slaves at Rusticello Plantation, Pendleton, Anderson County, South
Carolina, 1814-1863: Births, Baptisms, Illnesses, Vaccinations, and
Deaths Virginia Steele Wood |
| The Impact of the Democratic Ideals of the U. S. Constitution on
the Early Black Press in America Frankie Hutton |
| Loudon County, Virginia, Documentation on Free Blacks Townsend M. Lucas |
| Descendants of Cuff Ashport of Bridgewater, Massachusetts Ann S. Lainhart |
| Queries from Members |
Volume 11, Numbers
1&2 (1990) | In Pursuit of Truth: Carter G. Woodson and the Movement to Promote
Negro History Jacqueline Goggin |
| The Father of Black History Carter G. Woodson, A Living legacy Ardie Myers |
| Using the LDS Family History Library in Building Your Genealogy
Margo Lee Williams |
| The Hidden Lives of Waverly Plantation Glenn Cunningham |
| Minority Inventive Genius: A Look at Spirited American People Patricia Carter Sluby |
| A List of Free Negroes and Mulattos Registered in the County of
Lunenberg, Virginia from 1815 to 1850 Willie Ragsdale |
| A Colored Man in the Cabinet: An Idea Before Its Time, 1896 William Serville |
| Ancestor Tables |
| Queries |
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