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There is a song by the legendary singer, Wadih El Safi, whose title literally translates into, "Lebanon, oh piece of heaven." To the millions of Lebanese-Americans, even those who haven't stepped a foot on the country's versatile terrain, Lebanon is just that. As the image of this tiny, 10, 452 km squared piece of paradise comes to mind, one is forced to ask the questions: Is there something truly otherworldly about Lebanon and its people? How did the first Lebanese Americans fare away from their divinely gifted nation? In honor of Lebanon's 71st year as an independent state, here is an attempt to revive some of the most unmissable, (and arguably beatific), stories of America's first Lebanese settlers.