Fort Necessity to display rare document

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One of the few documents containing the signature of the French ensign whose death in 1754 helped to spark the French and Indian War and the clash of empires that led eventually to the American Revolution was displayed Friday at Fort Necessity, where it will remain on loan for the next five years.

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