Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Paris” in chapter 7 of Edward L. Pierce, Memoir and letters of Charles Sumner: volume 4:
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Lord Lyons left the British embassy at Washington at this time on account of ill health, and returned to England; afterwards he was ambassador for his country at Constantinople and at Paris .
Sumner, who was much attached to him, wrote to him, Dec. 11, 1864:—
I learn that you have already left us, and that you are unwell.
I am very sorry on both accounts.
Yours has bee...
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Paris (France) |
475 |
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37 |
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Paris (Virginia, United States) |
187 |
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5 |
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Paris (Arkansas, United States) |
16 |
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Paris (Canada) |
4 |
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Paris (Arkansas, United States) |
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Paris (California, United States) |
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Paris (Idaho, United States) |
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Paris (Indiana, United States) |
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Paris (Iowa, United States) |
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Paris (Iowa, United States) |
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Paris (Maryland, United States) |
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Paris (Michigan, United States) |
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Paris (Mississippi, United States) |
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Paris (New Hampshire, United States) |
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Paris (North Carolina, United States) |
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Paris (Ohio, United States) |
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Paris (Ohio, United States) |
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Paris (Oregon, United States) |
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Paris (Oregon, United States) |
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Paris (Pennsylvania, United States) |
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Paris (South Carolina, United States) |
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Paris (Wisconsin, United States) |
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† This entity has been selected by the automated classifier as the most likely match in this context. It may or may not be the correct match.