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Justitia Omnibus Tammanend: “Justice To All, Tammany”

Delaware Chief Tamanend is historically known as an arbiter of peace and a friend to the first European settlers, and he features prominently in

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Chief Tamanend

Depiction of a meeting with Chief Tamanend and leaders of the Pennsylvania colony under a large Elm tree at Shakamaxon in the early 1680’s. 

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Justitia Omnibus Tammanend: Historical Significance of “St. Tammany”

Upon examining the logo of the City of Covington, you will find the phrase “Justitia Omnibus” on the left side within the banner, Latin

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