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DESCRIPTION:Charles Carroll of Carrollton, a leader of the American revolu
 tionary  movement in Maryland, a signer of the Declaration of Independenc
 e, and one of  the wealthiest men in Maryland, was the patriarch of a la
 rge extended family.  In this talk focusing on his unique relationship wit
 h his three fascinating  Caton granddaughters known as the “American Grace
 s,” historian Mary C.
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LOCATION:John Astin Theatre, 3400 N. Charles St., Merrick Barn, Hopkins 
 Homewood Campus, Baltimore, MD
SUMMARY:MARY C. JESKE – 'Charles Carroll of Carrollton and his Caton  Grand
 daughters: The Making of the Three American Graces'
URL:http://museums.jhu.edu/calendar.php?id=254
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