That will most likely continue to be true. But a recent story raised at least a slim possibility that the Revolutionary War naval hero (or at least the body presumed to be him) might someday, in a manner of speaking, be asked for proof of identity.
As Washington College professor Adam Goodheart recounts in an article in the April Smithsonian Magazine, the memorial service on Jones' arrival in Annapolis, 100 years ago this Monday, was one of the...
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