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When the sectional conflicts moved from the Capitol to the battlefield, lawmakers in Washington got down to other business. Arriving for a late-morning meal at Washington, D.C.’s celebrated Willard Hotel in 1856, Rep. Philemon Herbert, D-Calif., was told (and anyone who has pulled up to a fast-food drive-through at 11:05 a.m. will know the feeling) …
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