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		<title>Coffee in Colonial New England</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[The history of coffee in colonial New England is so closely interwoven with the story of the inns and taverns that it is difficult to distinguish the genuine coffee house, as it was known in England, from the public house where lodgings and liquors were to be had. The coffee drink had strong competition from [...]]]></description>
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