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day in 1776, the body of Peyton Randolph is returned to Williamsburg, Virginia, ... 
On September 5, 1774, Randolph was elected by unanimous vote as the first ... 
He returned to Congress in May 1775 and was again elected president, but was
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Question: On September 5, 1774 Virginia's Peyton Randolph was unanimously elected the first president of this body
Answer: the Continental Congress