George Washington and John Adams ordered mass inoculation against smallpox and documented its deadly impact on soldiers of the Continental Army.
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George Washington and John Adams ordered mass inoculation against smallpox and documented its deadly impact on soldiers of the Continental Army.
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Continental Army
colonial army during the American Revolutionary War
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George Washington
textile by Carquillat; Maison Mathevon and Bouvard (French) (1974.1061)
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John Adams
American politician in Ohio (20th century)
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