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		<title>The Spirit of &#8217;76</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[&#8220;&#8216;The Spirit of &#8217;76,&#8217; also known as &#8216;Yankee Doodle,&#8217; described as the most inspiring patriotic picture in America, hangs in the Town Fathers&#8217; meeting room in Abbot Hall (in Marblehead, Massachusetts). Painted by A.M. Willard, it was presented to the Town in 1880 by General John Devereux, whose son was the model for the drummer [...]]]></description>
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<p>&#8220;&#8216;The Spirit of &#8217;76,&#8217; also known as &#8216;Yankee Doodle,&#8217; described as the most inspiring patriotic picture in America, hangs in the Town Fathers&#8217; meeting room in Abbot Hall (in Marblehead, Massachusetts). Painted by A.M. Willard, it was presented to the Town in 1880 by General John Devereux, whose son was the model for the drummer boy.&#8221; This is a &#8220;Lusterchrome&#8221; card by Tichnor Bros., Boston 15, Mass.</p>
<p>The card notes that reproduction is prohibited without the express permission of the Board of Selectmen in Marblehead. So assiduously had they guarded this image over the years that the August 12, 1935 issue of <em>Time</em> magazine made special mention of <a href="http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,771807,00.html" target="time">a rare occasion on which they allowed the image to be reproduced</a>.</p>
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