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Featured Images:
- "Stephen Van Rensselaer III" by Gilbert Stuart [c. 1793-1795], courtesy of Wikipedia
- "James Winchester" by Ralph Eleaser Whiteside Earl [c. 1817], courtesy of Wikipedia
- "Paul Hamilton" by G B Matthews, courtesy of Wikipedia
- "William Eustis" by Walter M Brackett [c. 1873], courtesy of Wikipedia
Intro and Outro Music: "Hull's Victory," as performed by David and Ginger Hildebrand, courtesy of the Colonial Music Institute at George Washington's Mount Vernon
