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• Alfred Ely Beach — Infobox Person name = Alfred Ely Beach image size = 150px caption = Alfred Ely Beach birth name = birth date = September 1, 1826 birth place = Springfield, Massachusetts death date = January 1, 1896 death place = death cause = resting place =… …   Wikipedia

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