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'''St. Augustine''' is the oldest city founded by [[Europe]]ans in the territorial boundaries of the modern-day [[United States]]{{fact}}, and also has the oldest library in Florida{{fact}}. It was founded by Spanish Conquistador's in the late 1500's{{fact}}.
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'''St. Augustine''' is the oldest city founded by [[Europe]]ans in the territorial boundaries of the modern-day [[United States]]{{fact}}, and also has the oldest library in Florida{{fact}}. It was founded by Spanish [[conquistador]]s in the late 1500s{{fact}}.
  
 
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St. Augustine is the oldest city founded by Europeans in the territorial boundaries of the modern-day United States[Citation Needed], and also has the oldest library in Florida[Citation Needed]. It was founded by Spanish conquistadors in the late 1500s[Citation Needed].

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