| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Disqualifications ranged from natural infirmities such as old age, blindness, deafness, and idiocy, to specific ailments including swollen legs, ruptures, rheumatism, incurrable siphilis, epilepsy, and lameness occasioned by habitual intoxication.26 Other assorted lists include men discharged from Governor's Island, August 10, 1813; recruits of the Sixth U.S. Infantry discharged at Fort Columb
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