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  • John C. Calhoun papers in the Library of Congress.

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    • Washington, National Archives, National Archives and Records Service, General Services Administration, 1954.
    • 1954
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  • Washington u. Jackson über die Neger als Soldaten. General Banks über die Tapferkeit der Neger-Truppen und das Zweite Louisiana Regiment, von G. H. Boker.

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    • Philadelphia [Johnson, 1863]
    • 1863
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  • The papers of Andrew Jackson : guide and index to the microfilm editions / Harold D. Moser ... [et al.], editors ; Philip Lucas, Julie Macpherson, Wyatt Wells, editorial associates.

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    • Wilmington, Del. : Scholarly Resources, 1987.
    • 1987
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  • Sacred to the memory of John Harris [microform] : he was a preacher of the Gospel of Christ to the heathen in the wilderness, his temporal substance was destroyed by fire. To earn bread for a wife and nine children, he entered as a substitute in the militia during the Creek War. He sought information from his Colonel as to his legal tour of duty. It was denied him. He was instructed by his officers that his tour of duty would expire on the 20th September on that day he surrendered his musket to his Captain, took from him a receipt for it, departed from camp and returned to the wretched hovel which contained his family. Fearing that he might have erred, he voluntarily returned to camp, and offered to do duty if he had mistaken his rights. Yet for this he was arrested, tried, and by the orders of General Andrew Jackson, shot to death on the 21st of February, 1815, having only four days notice of his fate, during which time he busied himself in writing to his afflicted wife, consoling her, and urging her to bring up her children in the love and fear of the Lord / an outraged country erects this monument, July 4, 1828.

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    • 1828
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  • This marbel cell contains the mouldering remains of the gallant David Hunt [microform] : he was the son of a soldier of the revolution, a volunteer in the Creek War, he faithfully served his country, until his tour of duty expired, when he left the camp, and returned to the home of his brave parent; where learning that his tour of duty had possibly not expired, he returned to camp and to his duty, the veteran father saying, "go my son, I am sure no harm can come to you; I too have been a soldier, and under Washington, a soldier returning to duty which he had left in error, always found mercy." But the son never more saw the face of his venerable father! He was arrested, tried and shot to death, by order of Gen. Andrew Jackson, on the 21st February, 1815 / the militia of his native state, have erected this simple slab to his memory, on the 12th, Aug. 1828.

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    • 1828

  • These marble walls contain the body of Edward Linsey [microform] : he was of the six militia men, who, with others, yielding to the general opinion, that the legal period of their service had expired returned to their homes. Jealous of his reputation, he voluntarily entered his camp again, on hearing that doubts were entertained as to the propriety of his departure. For this he was shot to death, after usual forms of a militial trial, by orders of General Andrew jackson, on the 21st February, 1815 ? humanity, weeping over deeds which sully the lustrous fame of one whose military renown would otherwise have been dear to our country, has prompted its citizens, to erect that tablet, on the 4th of July, 1828.

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    • 1828

  • Here lies Jacob Webb, of humble and poor parentage, and without education [microform] : he fostered the virtues of patriotism and bravery. He faithfully served as a private of the militia during the Creek War. He served for three months, and believed that to be the period for which he had been drafted. Reposing the judgement of others, (the truth of which has since been ascertained) he sought his parental proof, but soon returned to camp on being informed that his tour of duty had possibly not expired. Ater the usual formalities of military trial, he was shot to death by the orders of General Andrew Jackson on the 21st February, 1815 / the rememberance of this deed remains, though thirteen years have passed. The people of these United States, who love discipline tempered with humanity, have erected this monument in vindication of the fair fame of a poor militia man ; and in the hope that when war shall again assail their country, all honest yeamany, may not be deterred by this example of a hero's recklessness of human life ; for if the hero has been cruel, the counrty has been just. July 4th, 1828.

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    • 1828

  • Whatever was mortal of Henry Lewis reposes within these walls [microform] : in the Creek War he gallantly met the savage foe and conquered. Believing that his second tour of duty had expired, he left the camp and returned to his home, where learining that he might have erred in so doing, and anxious to preserve his dearly earned fame, he willingly sought the camp again, and offered to do duty, if yet legally bound. For this temporary absence he was arrested, tried, convicted; and by the orders of General Andrew Jackson, shot to death. His sympathising brethren in arms, detailed for the execution of this revolting sentence sought to miss the gallant youth. His life fled not at the first fire, humanity anxiously prayed to live, only that he might wipe away the foul stain. He died in extreme agony on the evening of the 21st February, 1815 / this monument errected by numerous freemen of these United States, will perpatuate their respect for the virtues of a brave militia man. Whilst it manifests to the world that the renown of a military hero, can never be permitted to render them insensible either to his crualties, or to their rights. July 4, 1828.

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    • 1828

  • Here lie the mortal remains of David Morrow, brave and conscientious soldier in the militia of Creek War [microform] : his time of service had expired, and he returned to his home justified by the officers of every grade fearing that his legal tour of duty had possibly not expired, he voluntarily returned to camp, expressed great contrition for his errors, if any had been committed, and therupon received from his General a written pardon. He was nevertheless arrested, tried and shot to death by the orders of General Andrew Jackson, on the 21st February, 1815 : oh! reader whoever renown blot out from your indignant recollection this bloody deed done by a hero / the mites of widows and orphans have contributed to raise this slab to the memory of a brave man, on the 4th July, 1828.

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    • 1828

  • Within these narrow walls are deposited the mortal remains of John Woods [microform] : who at the tender age of eighteen years, was shot to death, at Fort Strother, by the orders of General Andrew Jackson : stop traveller, wouldst thou learn the cause of the untimely end of this youth, know that, although he was the stay and comfort of an aged mother, she suffered him to volunteer in defence of his country, against the savage foe, on the 22d Jan. 1814. Whilst on guard, he was permitted to retire for a short time, to satisfy the cravings of hunger, when over his humble repast, he was rudely ordered to a menial duty, inconsistnt with that in which he was engaged and by one having no authority. As a soldier, he promptly refused obedience to an illegal command, and insisted on returning to his duty on guard, from which his absence was only by temporary permission. A rash vow previously made by the General, could only be satisfied by his death. A pardon was offered to him, if he would enlist in the regular service! A fatal reliance on the strict justice of his cause induced him to decline the offer and although the court, and all the officers petitioned for his reprieve, his doom had been sealed, and he was shot to death, for strict adherence to duty and for refusing compiance with an order which, if complied with, must have led to the same fatal end! / the youths of the American militia have erected this monument to his memory, July 4, 1828.

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    • 1828

  • Sacred to the memory of the mothers of John Woods [microform] : she permitted her son, a youth of tender age, to join the militia at Fort Strother, in the Creek nation where he discharged his duty faithfully, until he was shot to death, by the orders of one who had no pity for his youth, no remembrance of his service, no respect for a mother's tears, no regard for the petitions of officers and of friends. The young soldier had committed no offence, unless the faithful return to his post, and refusing to disobey one command, in order to comply with another, given by one without authority, and before the first had been countermanded, be an offence. A rash determination of one in power, had excluded all hope, before the trial had commenced. A mother's grief soon ended in her total loss of reason, and of health. Death kindly released her from the misery of unavailing lamentation from the wretchedness of poverty and from the dreariness of widowed old age, bereft of a beloved son. Humanity, weeping over the fate of the mother and child, says "Father! forgive him." Justice uniting with humanity, says "But do not reward him for the cruel act." August 12, 1828.

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    • 1828
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  • Washington u. Jackson über die Neger als Soldaten : General Banks über die Tapferkeit der Neger-Truppen, und das Zweite Louisiana Regiment, von G. H. Boker.

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    • Philadelphia : [Johnson & Co., 1863]
    • 1863
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  • Washington and Jackson on Negro soldiers. Gen. Banks on the bravery of Negro troops. Poem, the second Louisiana [microform] / by George H. Boker.

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    • Philadelphia, [Pa.] : Printed for gratuitous distribution, [1863]
    • 1863
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  • James Monroe papers, 1772-1836, bulk (1795-1822)

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    • 1772-1836
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  • James A. Hamilton papers, ca. 1740-1870.

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    • 1740-1870

  • Washington's farewell address : the proclamation of Jackson against nullification, and the Declaration of Independence.

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    • Washington [D.C.] : G.P.O., 1862.
    • 1862
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  • Political facts : a text-book of history ; the democratic and other parties, men and measures / by George Fitch.

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    • Baltimore : John B. Piet & Co., 1883.
    • 1883
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  • Southern state rights, free trade and anti-abolition tract no. 1. Contents. Letter of the Hon. Langdon Cheves. Speech of the Hon. Daniel Webster at Fanieul [!] Hall, 1820. Bancroft's speech in New-York. Jackson's letter on Texas. Address of the Democratic Association at Washington. John Quincy Adam's disunion letter.

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    • Charleston, Walker & Burke, Printers, 1844.
    • 1844
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  • Correspondence between Gen. Andrew Jackson and John C. Calhoun : president and vice-president of the U. States, on the subject of the course of the latter, in the deliberations of the cabinet of Mr. Monroe, on the occurrences in the Seminole War.

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    • Washington : Printed by D. Green, 1831.
    • 1831
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  • Hostilities with Creek Indians : message from the President of the United States transmitting the information required by a resolution of the House of Representatives, of the lst of July last, in relation to the hostilities then existing with the Creek Indians, &c. &c.

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    • Washington City : Blair & Rives, Printers, 1837.
    • 1837
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  • Claims upon Mexico. Message from the President of the United States, upon the subject of the claims of the United States upon the United Mexican States.

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    • [Washington] 1837.
    • 1837

  • William B. Lewis and the Indian treaty. [Documents relating to the treaty with the Chickasaw Indians, concluded Oct. 19, 1818, by Gen. Jackson and Gov. Shelby]

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    • Washington, 1832.
    • 1832
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  • President Jackson's proclamation against the Nullification ordinance of South Carolina, December 11, 1832.

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  • To the freemen of Maryland. Read, pause, and reflect. Facts! Stubborn facts. [Campaign document of 1828]

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  • Message from the President of the United States [microform], returning the bank bill, with his objections, &c. July 10th, 1832. Also an extract from Mr. Clay's speech in the Senate, against the renewal of the charter of the United States bank, in 1811. And the address of George Clinton, vice-president of the United States, on the same question. Likewise a biographical sketch of Martin Van Buren.

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    • New-York : Stereotyped by J. Conner, 1832.
    • 1832
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  • Message from the President of the United States returning the Bank bill, with his objections, &c.

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  • Message [to Congress, 6th December, 1836] [microform].

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  • Correspondence between Gen. Andrew Jackson and John C. Calhoun [microform] : president and vice-president of the U. States, on the subject of the course of the latter, in the deliberations of the cabinet of Mr. Munroe, on the occurrences in the Seminole War.

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    • Washington : D. Green, 1831.
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  • Proclamation of Andrew Jackson, President of the United States, to the people of South Carolina, December 10, 1832 [microform]

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    • Harrisburg : Singerly & Myers, 1864.
    • 1864
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  • Battle of New Orleans, its real meaning [microform] : exposure of untruth being taught young America concerning the second most important military event in the life of the republic / by Reau E. Folk, chairman Tennessee commission of research as to the true value of the victory at New Orleans.

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    • [Nashville : Ladies Hermitage Association, c1935?]
    • 1935
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  • Ordinances of the provinces of the Floridas, but relating specifically to West Florida, as proclaimed by Major General Andrew Jackson and printed in broadside form at Pensacola in 1821, reproduced in facsimile from the only known copies, preserved in the National archives, Washington, D.C. Edited with an introduction by Douglas C. McMurtrie.

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    • Chicago, John Calhoun club, 1941.
    • 1941
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  • Richard John Levy and Sally Waldman Sweet collection, 1766-1935

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  • Letters of application and recommendation during the administration of Andrew Jackson, 1829-1837.

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    • Washington, D.C. : National Archives and Records Service, General Services Administration, 1968.
    • 1968
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  • Southern state rights, free trade and anti-abolition tract. No. 1 [microform] : contents : letter of the Hon. Langdon Cheves : speech of the Hon. Daniel Webster at Fanieul [sic] Hall, 1820 : Bancroft's speech in New-York : Jackson's letter on Texas : address of the Democratic Association at Washington : John Quincy Adam's disunion letter.

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    • Charleston [S.C.] : Walker & Burke, printers, 1844.
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  • T.H. Morrell collection of original autograph letters of the presidents of the United States, ca. 1865.

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  • The political text book [electronic resource] : containing the Declaration of Independence with the lives of the signers, the Constitution of the United States, the inaugural addresses and first annual messages of all the presidents from Washington to Tyler, the farewell addresses of George Washington and Andrew Jackson and a variety of useful tables, &c., &c. / by Edward Currier.

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    • Holliston, Mass. : W. Blake, 1841
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  • Mr. Clay and Gen. Jackson [electronic resource].

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    • [Baltimore, Md.] : Baltimore patriot office, 1827.
    • 1827
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  • The voice of the people and the facts in relation to the rejection of Martin Van Buren by the U.S. Senate [electronic resource].

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    • Albany [N.Y.] : Printed by Packard and Van Benthuysen, 1832.
    • 1832

  • Washington's farewell address [electronic resource] : the proclamation of Jackson against nullification, and the Declaration of independence.

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    • Washington [D.C.] : G.P.O., 1862.
    • 1862

  • General Jackson's letter to Carter Beverley and Mr. Clay's reply [electronic resource] : Mr. Clay's speech at the Lexington Dinner : General Jackson's reply to Mr. Clay, in which he gives up James Buchanan, a member of congress from Pennsylvania, as his authority for his assertions about bribery, corruption, &c. : Mr. Buchanan's reply, which effectually prostrates to the earth every imputation against Mr. Clay and his friends.

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    • [Portsmouth, N.H.] : Printed by Miller and Brewster. 1827.
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  • General orders [electronic resource] : Head-quarters, 2[n]d Division, Nashville, May 24, 1814 : Brave Tennesseans of the 2nd Division : the Creek War, through the divine aid of Providence and the valor of the arms of those engaged in the campaign, in which you bore a conspicuous share, has been brought to a happy termination ... / [signed] Andrew Jackson, major-general com'd'g 2[n]d Division T.M.

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  • Whig extra [electronic resource] : Nashville, Sept. 24th, 1813.

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    • [Nashville, Tenn. : Nashville Whig [?], 1813]
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  • Southern state rights, free trade and anti-abolition tract. No. 1 [electronic resource] : contents : letter of the Hon. Langdon Cheves : speech of the Hon. Daniel Webster at Fanieul [sic] Hall, 1820 : Bancroft's speech in New-York : Jackson's letter on Texas : address of the Democratic Association at Washington : John Quincy Adam's disunion letter.

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    • Charleston [S.C.] : Walker & Burke, printers, 1844.
    • 1844
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  • A reply to General Andrew Jackson's letter, of the 31st October, 1828 [electronic resource] : published in the Nashville Republican / by Leslie Combs.

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    • [Nashville, Tenn. : s.n., 1828]
    • 1828

  • Message from the President of the United States [electronic resource] : in compliance with a resolution of the Senate, with copies of correspondence, in relation to the seizure of slaves on board the brigs "Encomium" and "Enterprise.".

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    • [Washington, D.C. : s.n., 1837]
    • 1837
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  • Southern state rights, free trade and anti-abolition tract. No. 1 [electronic resource] : contents : letter of the Hon. Langdon Cheves : speech of the Hon. Daniel Webster at Fanieul [sic] Hall, 1820 : Bancroft's speech in New-York : Jackson's letter on Texas : address of the Democratic Association at Washington : John Quincy Adam's disunion letter.

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    • Charleston [S.C.] : Walker & Burke, printers, 1844.
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  • Message from the President of the United States, returning the bank bill, with his objections, &c. July 10th, 1832. Also an extract from Mr. Clay's speech in the Senate, against the renewal of the charter of the United States bank, in 1811. And the address of George Clinton, vice-president of the United States, on the same question. Likewise a biographical sketch of Martin Van Buren.

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    • New-York, Stereotyped by J. Conner, 1832.
    • 1832
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  • "Fathers" and bimetallism : Jefferson and Jackson opposed the cheap dollar.

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    • [United States] : [publisher not identified], [approximately 1885?]
    • 1885
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    Text IO (1896) p.v. 2 no. 1-77Schwarzman Building - Milstein Division Room 121
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  • Speech of Mr. Barnard in the House of Representatives ... December 29, 1843, and January 2, 1844, on the bill to refund the fine imposed upon General Jackson.

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    • Gales & Seaton : Washington, 1844.
    • 1844
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    Text AN p.v. 33 no. 1-33Schwarzman Building - Main Reading Room 315
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  • Indian treaties. : Message from the president of the United States, transmitting copies of three treaties with Indian tribes, which have been duly ratified. : January 14, 1830. Referred to the Committee of Ways and Means.

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    • [Washington, D.C. : Printed by Duff Green, 1830]
    • 1830

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