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Perspective: The man that town forgot; He has a bridge, a town and even a bay...
Newspaper article from: The Birmingham Post (England) ...centre of the town of Bathurst on the western slopes...was secretary to the Earl of Warwick and that his...this time of expanding empire, he decided to try his...temporary withdrawal of British forces in 1802, he moved...in Warwick the third ...

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