Is it a famous document
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Some of King's hand written speeches including "I Have A Dream" are on display in Atlanta.\n\nAs a footnote,and contrary to popular belief,King made this speech numerous times.
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Besides conspiracy theories and paranoic theology, a document which would spare a person of all the bureacracy in life is welcomed. You should just be careful to police your governemt and not let it do whatever it wants with the information ...
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Getting a bulding's history can be tough, and unless it's a famous building, you're not likely to find much on the Internet. I'd suggest hitting the local library and looking for books on local history first; if nothing pans out there, you can ask a librarian to let you look at old copies of newspapers, although that can be a bit exhausting (especially if your library hasn't switched away from microfiche yet...)\n\nAside from book research, I'd see if you could track down the owner of the building or even people who have worked there a long time or used to work there.
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Of course. Because of that document we all enjoy freedom and have rights.  Don't take for granted what many nations are fighting for.
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OMG! "The document is only available to the certain members of Congress and the Home Land Security."?????\n\nIt is answers like these that EVERYONE should take shame in. There are good liberals who believe that the Democrats are right and can make good arguments against the Patriot Act. I don't necessarily agree with them, but the arguments can be made. Political debate is the cornerstone of our great republic and answers like the two before mine do a great disservice to our nation and the liberal cause.\n\nIf you are a liberal, I challenge you to challenge these two answers.\n\nThe original text of the Patriot Act can be found in a PDF file here:\n\nhttp://files.findlaw.com/news.findlaw.com/cnn/docs/terrorism/hr3162.pdf\n\nAn online, searchable version can be found here:\n\nhttp://www.asksam.com/eBooks/Patriot%5FAct/\n\nAnswerman and Margret_Moses - please take your nonsense elsewhere. People are actually trying to expand their horizons here.\n\nEDIT: You liberals are absolutely amazing. Here someone is trying to expand their horizons, and you CONTINUALLY spread VERIFIABLE out-and-out lies. If you absolutely insist, I will provide your .gov link to the document:\n\nhttp://frwebgate.access.gpo.gov/cgi-bin/getdoc.cgi?dbname=107_cong_public_laws&docid=f:publ056.107.pdf#search='text%20of%20patriot%20act%20.gov'\n\nThat is the website to the Government Printing Office (GPO). Official enough for you?\n\nNow, open version and open the link to the findlaw.com link I supplied. Notice anything funny? HEY!! IT'S THE SAME DOCUMENT! Same number of pages, same words on every page, the same document.\n\nAs I said, I can PROVE what I post here ... How are you going to prove your statement, Margret_Moses ... ummmm, I mean Larry_Joe.
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in university archives
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How much do I care for this trivia?\nThanks for the 2 points!
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ANY LIBRARY WOULD HAVE THIS INFORMATION ON MICROFILM IN THEIR ARCHIVES...CHECK IT OUT.
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Nope. Just make sure you make enough copies the first time or scan and print. This is assuming you aren't trying to find out what someone else printed. eh eh.
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You might check the city or county of issue's Historical Society. They might like to have it displayed in a museum. They can give its approximate value, and you can donate it for tax deduction or simply let them "borrow" it for a designated period of time. And you can always try e-bay.
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See if a local historian knows anything about it. They might know because, as I always say, "If there's on person interested in it then there must be another" since how the brain works and all that are very related and there are good possibilities that someone else has also heard of the case and would like more info just like you and it's probably the local historian.
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I have one you can have its on the Battle of Hastings in 1066. Its seven pages and it was for a upper level Medeval history class i got a B on it so of u want it let me know!
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go to www.archivesprints.com
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if its archived it should turn out okay but i would have them make sure its saved in HD or docs somewhere you have personal stuff .
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Although I refer to this as a parchment it is in fact nothing more than a few scribblings by Bérenger Saunière on a scrap of paper, reputedly found amongst his personal possessions following his death. I say reputedly because as with so much involved in this mystery, no one is actually certain that it is the work of Bérenger Saunière himself, although from the content it certainly leads one to believe that he was the author.  \n\nAs a document however, closely connected with the mystery of Rennes-le-Château, it is a curious piece of writing. In its style it would not have been out of place had it been discovered with the other manuscripts under the altar of the church.  The original was written by hand. \n\n\n\nThe following is the text transcribed from the parchment and laid out in a regular order:-\n\nY E N S Z N U M G L N Y Y R F V H E N M Z F \nP  S O T + P E C H E U R + A + L ' E M B Z \nV O U C H U R E + D U + R H O N E , S O N Z \nU P O I S S O N + S U R + L E + G R I L + F \nL D E U X + F O I S + R E T O U R N A . U D \nR N + M A L I N + S U R V I N T + E T + X H \nR X V + F O I S + L E + G O U T A + . C U Z \nT I T , I L + N E + L U I + R E S T A + Q V \nK U E + L ' A R E T E . + U N + A N G E + T \nN V E I L L A I T + E T + E N + F I T + U Q \nY N P E I G N E + D ' O R . B . S . C U R H \nO V T S V K Y R M S T I J P Z C K P F X K A \n\nInterpretation of the Contents\n\nThe intelligible message (in blue) reads:-\n\nSot Pecheur a l'embouchure du Rhone, son poisson sur le gril deux fois retourna. Un malin survint et XXV fois le gouta. Cuit, il ne lui resta que l'arete. Un ange veillait et en fit un peigne d'or. B.S. Cur.\n \n\nTranslated it means:-\n\nStupid fisherman at the mouth of the Rhone, he turned his fish on the grill twice. A devil popped up and tasted it 25 times. Cooked, all that remained was the bone. An angel watched and made a golden comb. B.S. Cur. \n\nHowever, due to the choice of words there exists a multitude of alternate meanings. \n\n    Sot Pecheur a l'embouchure du Rhone could mean 'Stupid fisherman at the mouth of the Rhone' or 'Foolish sinner at the mouth of the Rhone'. The word Embouchure also has many meanings " the mouth piece of a wind instrument, Bridle-bit of a horse harness, mouth,  opening of a bottle or jar, entrance to a harbour, mouth of a river or muzzle of a gun."\n\n    Son poisson sur le grill deux fois retourna could mean ' he turned his fish on the grill twice' but it could also mean 'his fish on the grid, on the grate, fire guard, gril also refers to convents,  and to nuns. Twice turned could also mean, changed position, turned over, turned around, turned up, turned back,   revolved, agitated, returned, sent back, sent back in reply, walked back, rode back... the list is almost endless and I will spare you the myriad of other meanings. Remember the large code found in parchment 2 in which it was necessary to reverse the Blanchefort headstone text.\n\n    Un Malin survint et XXV fois le gouta. This at least is comparatively simple and straight forward. Malin does have many meanings but for the most part all of them refer to someone wicked or evil or an evil spirit. "An evil spirit, or a devil popped up and tasted it 25 times". However Gouter, can also mean to smell, to approve of, to relish, to take delight in, to sample.\n\n    Cuit, il ne lui resta que l'arete. Literally it means, 'Cooked all that remained was the bone'. Cuit also means 'done for' in a figurative sense and Arête could also be read in a figurative sense as to stop  'Cooked all that remained was to stop him'. Arête has many meanings, "ear of barley, a line, an edge, a crest, an intersecting angle, a ridge (of a roof), sharp ridge on a mountain." This phrase could also be read as "Done for, all that was left to him was a fish bone, ear of barley, etc.\n\n    Un ange veillait et en fit un pe
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What kind of document?  If it's a legal document, you need both names.
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Never heard of it but inquiring minds want to know