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The heraldic charge borne by the sixth eldest son in a family.

The Fleur-de-lis

The heraldic charge borne by the sixth eldest son in a family.

Rectangles comparing fraction values to one half: 1/4, 1/6, 1/8, 1/10, and 1/12.

Fraction Comparisons

Rectangles comparing fraction values to one half: 1/4, 1/6, 1/8, 1/10, and 1/12.

A circle divided into sixths.

Fraction Pie Divided into Sixths

A circle divided into sixths.

A circle divided into sixths with one sixth separated.

Fraction Pie Divided into Sixths

A circle divided into sixths with one sixth separated.

A circle divided into sixths with one sixth shaded.

Fraction Pie Divided into Sixths

A circle divided into sixths with one sixth shaded.

A circle divided into sixths with two sixths shaded.

Fraction Pie Divided into Sixths

A circle divided into sixths with two sixths shaded.

A circle divided into sixths with two sixths shaded.

Fraction Pie Divided into Sixths

A circle divided into sixths with two sixths shaded.

A circle divided into sixths with three sixths shaded.

Fraction Pie Divided into Sixths

A circle divided into sixths with three sixths shaded.

A circle divided into sixths with three sixths shaded.

Fraction Pie Divided into Sixths

A circle divided into sixths with three sixths shaded.

A circle divided into sixths with four sixths shaded.

Fraction Pie Divided into Sixths

A circle divided into sixths with four sixths shaded.

A circle divided into sixths with five sixths shaded.

Fraction Pie Divided into Sixths

A circle divided into sixths with five sixths shaded.

Five sixths of a circle.

Five Sixths of a Fraction Pie

Five sixths of a circle.

Four sixths of a circle.

Four Sixths of a Fraction Pie

Four sixths of a circle.

A circle subdivided into one half and three sixths.

One Half and Three Sixths of a Pie Fraction

A circle subdivided into one half and three sixths.

One sixth of a circle.

One Sixth of a Fraction Pie

One sixth of a circle.

One sixth of a circle.

One Sixth of a Fraction Pie

One sixth of a circle.

One sixth of a circle.

One Sixth of a Fraction Pie

One sixth of a circle.

One sixth of a circle.

One Sixth of a Fraction Pie

One sixth of a circle.

One sixth of a circle.

One Sixth of a Fraction Pie

One sixth of a circle.

One sixth of a circle.

One Sixth of a Fraction Pie

One sixth of a circle.

Three sixths of a circle.

Three Sixths of a Fraction Pie

Three sixths of a circle.

Three sixths of a circle.

Three Sixths of a Fraction Pie

Three sixths of a circle.

Three sixths of a circle.

Three Sixths of a Fraction Pie

Three sixths of a circle.

Three sixths of a circle.

Three Sixths of a Fraction Pie

Three sixths of a circle.

A circle subdivided into three sixths and one half.

Three Sixths and One Half of a Pie Fraction

A circle subdivided into three sixths and one half.

Two sixths of a circle.

Two Sixths of a Fraction Pie

Two sixths of a circle.

Two sixths of a circle.

Two Sixths of a Fraction Pie

Two sixths of a circle.

Two sixths of a circle.

Two Sixths of a Fraction Pie

Two sixths of a circle.

A circle subdivided into two thirds and two sixths.

Two Thirds and Two Sixths of a Pie Fraction

A circle subdivided into two thirds and two sixths.

Thousands of patriotic citizens filled every available space in the big railroad station in Jersey City when the Sixth Regiment of Massachusetts entered, on its way to defend the Capital, Washington, April 18th. 1861, after marching through the streets of New York. The regiment was composed of eight hundred men. This was the regiment which, upon arrival in Baltimore, was stoned and shot at by a mob of Southern men who attempted to stop its progress to Washington.

The Sixth regiment

Thousands of patriotic citizens filled every available space in the big railroad station in Jersey City…