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Robert E. Lee’s son Custis beat the federal government and reclaimed the family home. Arligton National Cemetery is one of America’s most famous historic sites. Resting directly across the Potomac River from the National Mall, it is a burial place of warriors, diplomats, elected officials, explorers and other notable citizens. There are few locations in …
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