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In Alexander Hamilton by Ron ChernowEH-B632-E50ReportedReported 10/27/20263 views

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Page: 381
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Wrong word: says "...as shares began a precipitate five-week slide.", "precipitate" (hasty) should be "precipitous" (steep). Edition: Penguin, 2004.

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