The Life and Times of Seargent Smith PrentissJ. B. Lippincott & Company, 1884 - 442 páginas |
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... Redding's friends simply because he was of the Mississippi party . I consider it highly dis- graceful to the grand jury who found the bill that he was included in it . " In reference to the part taken by Judge Wilkinson , it is proven ...
... Redding's friends simply because he was of the Mississippi party . I consider it highly dis- graceful to the grand jury who found the bill that he was included in it . " In reference to the part taken by Judge Wilkinson , it is proven ...
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... Redding , and it is but justice to Mr. Redding to state that when the reporter was about to publish an account of the trial , some sixty citizens of Louisville certified as to the integrity , industry , veracity , and unimpeachable ...
... Redding , and it is but justice to Mr. Redding to state that when the reporter was about to publish an account of the trial , some sixty citizens of Louisville certified as to the integrity , industry , veracity , and unimpeachable ...
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