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         <title>Chicago history</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>The history of Chicago is wide! The Potawomani Indians first settled the area. Then Frenchman came. The leader was Louis Jolliet. With him came Father James Marquette. He came to teach the Indians about their religion. Then came Jean Baptiste Point Du Sable. He is considered the original founder of Chicago. Hi, and did I mention Chicago was founded March 4th, 1837, is what it says on the seal of Chicago. Now let’s fast forward to August 8th, 1871, around 9:00 P.M in the O’Learys barn on the somewhat south side of Chicago was smaller back in 1871. Legend has it that Mrs. O’Leary was milking a cow and the cow tripped over a lantern. However, historians have not yet debated whether or not this is true. Now fast back to 1865, where Abraham Lincoln, president during the Civil War between the union and the confederate states. Lincoln signed Emancipation Proclamation <strong>and</strong> the 13th Amendment to the USA Constitution&nbsp;</div>]]></description>
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