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The duel which followed, now historic, stands alone in the fierce conflicts of men.
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That had been known to happen in the most unexpected, though now historic cases.
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The last of these-theCharleston convention of 1860-isnow historic.
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In the morning of Saturday, September 5, all commanders received from Joffre the now historic message:
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But to return to this now historic entertainment.
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From St. Eloi we were ordered to Hill 60, taking part in the now historic battle there.
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What actually occurred is now historic.
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It was one of the most cunning crimes I have ever seen among wild animals, and is now historic.
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This is now historic ground.
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On many fields now historic, where brave men struggled and died, soldiers from this grand county were steadily in line.
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That letter and this public attestation of it are now historic facts, which wait their time and the judgment of advancing Christianity.
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For an hour or more he then listened spell-bound to Robert Y. Hayne, the formidable antagonist even of Webster in a debate now historic.
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Then and there, in twenty words, Willy Cameron wrote the now historic oath of the new Vigilance Committee, on the back of an old envelope.
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President Taylor gave me a graphic description of that now historic tragedy, and of his own narrow escape from the fate of his idolized leader.