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... brought in a report exculpating him from all criminality in the matters charged against him . As soon as the report was brought in , he considered his name vindicated , and resigned . Whatever exultation he may have felt was short ...
... brought in a report exculpating him from all criminality in the matters charged against him . As soon as the report was brought in , he considered his name vindicated , and resigned . Whatever exultation he may have felt was short ...
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... brought before the board of offi- cers , " writes he , " he met with every mark of indulgence and was required to answer no interrogatory which would even embarrass his feelings . On his part , while he care- fully concealed everything ...
... brought before the board of offi- cers , " writes he , " he met with every mark of indulgence and was required to answer no interrogatory which would even embarrass his feelings . On his part , while he care- fully concealed everything ...
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... brought on a trifling skirmish , but everything appeared satisfactory ; everything promised complete success . On the 20th , word was brought that a fleet had come to anchor within the capes . It was supposed of course to be the French ...
... brought on a trifling skirmish , but everything appeared satisfactory ; everything promised complete success . On the 20th , word was brought that a fleet had come to anchor within the capes . It was supposed of course to be the French ...
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CHAPTER I | 21 |
CHAPTER II | 32 |
South Carolina threatened Its Condition and Population Stormy | 47 |
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