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... taken in the District of Co- lumbia or any of the free states and $ 50 if taken in Maryland ; in either case to be secured in jail so that I can get him again . He has a sister in Georgetown , D.C. belonging to Dr. Grafton Tyler of that ...
... taken in the District of Co- lumbia or any of the free states and $ 50 if taken in Maryland ; in either case to be secured in jail so that I can get him again . He has a sister in Georgetown , D.C. belonging to Dr. Grafton Tyler of that ...
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... taken in arms should be turned over to the state authorities under the laws against insurrection , and their white officers should be tried for " inciting servile insurrection , " which was a hanging matter throughout the South ...
... taken in arms should be turned over to the state authorities under the laws against insurrection , and their white officers should be tried for " inciting servile insurrection , " which was a hanging matter throughout the South ...
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... taken , in a battle where Sheridan blazed across the field like a star , on the big black horse that had carried him from Winchester , his battle flag in one hand with bullets going through it ; the rebels badly broken , three batteries ...
... taken , in a battle where Sheridan blazed across the field like a star , on the big black horse that had carried him from Winchester , his battle flag in one hand with bullets going through it ; the rebels badly broken , three batteries ...
Contents
Mr Attorney Stanton | 16 |
The Wider Stage | 33 |
The Controlling Cases | 52 |
Copyright | |
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