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This report provides a comprehensive overview of the diplomatic archives of the US Department of State from 1789-1840. It covers the history and development of the archives, as well as their contents and organization. The report includes detailed descriptions of key documents and collections, with information on their provenance and significance. It is an essential resource for scholars of US history and diplomacy.
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