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THOMAS J. WOOD Testimony before House Committee, 1867 During the time I was in command in Mississippi the commission of such crimes as are described in the question have been frequent. It might be well to add that the commission of ...
THOMAS J. WOOD Testimony before House Committee, 1867 During the time I was in command in Mississippi the commission of such crimes as are described in the question have been frequent. It might be well to add that the commission of ...
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WILLIAM BRADFORD HUIE Three Lives for Mississippi, 1965 Momentarily, I comforted one oi the murderers, then left him contused. I said: "Well, you were correct on one point. You killed Schwerner because you said he was an 'agitating, ...
WILLIAM BRADFORD HUIE Three Lives for Mississippi, 1965 Momentarily, I comforted one oi the murderers, then left him contused. I said: "Well, you were correct on one point. You killed Schwerner because you said he was an 'agitating, ...
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Born in southwestern Kentucky on June 3, 1808, Davis moved to Mississippi during his childhood; he was educated at Transylvania University and at 16 was appointed to West Point. After his graduation in 1828 he served in the Army for ...
Born in southwestern Kentucky on June 3, 1808, Davis moved to Mississippi during his childhood; he was educated at Transylvania University and at 16 was appointed to West Point. After his graduation in 1828 he served in the Army for ...
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