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    This photo provided by Erin Scott O'Brien shows her grandparents, Charles and Adele Paddock, who fell in love and married in Italy in 1946 and brought a 1,900-year-old Roman tablet to New Orleans. (Courtesy Erin Scott O'Brien via AP)
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    French aristocrat Gilbert du Motier, Marquis de Lafayette arrives to a hero’s welcome in New York City for a tour of the United States on Aug. 15, 1824. (Archive Photos/Getty Images)
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    In this lithograph by J.L. Magee, South Carolina Rep. Preston Brooks beats abolitionist Massachusetts Sen. Charles Sumner in the Senate chamber, 1856.
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