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What was the surveying instrument George Washington used to precisely measure angles and and land boundaries?

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According to the book of Genesis, chapter 2, verse 10 - 12 is states the word Gold in relation to the first of four headwaters (rivers) called Pishon which passes through a land called Havilah, and in that land there is Gold, and other minerals of value.


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