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What did Alexander Hamilton, Edmund Randolf and Henry Knox have in common? They were the first to sign the Declaration of Independence. They were all generals during the Revolutionary War. They were members of Washington's cabinet. They were the first chosen members of the U. S. Supreme Court.

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