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... Floyd Woods , Benjamin Field , and Benjamin Stone , called in the evidence the ' overseer ” and “ night ” and “ day ” guards , respectively ; that they were first searched for concealed weapons , which , when found , were taken from ...
... Floyd Woods , Benjamin Field , and Benjamin Stone , called in the evidence the ' overseer ” and “ night ” and “ day ” guards , respectively ; that they were first searched for concealed weapons , which , when found , were taken from ...
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The matter was called to the attention of President Roosevelt and he , by special message , called the attention of Congress to the report . To the prompt action of the President the country is indebted for the law that is on the ...
The matter was called to the attention of President Roosevelt and he , by special message , called the attention of Congress to the report . To the prompt action of the President the country is indebted for the law that is on the ...
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There was , as I learned , no immediate consulation by the judges — for the reason that at the close of the arguments Judge Sanborn was called out of the city . It was several days before he returned and his absence greatly disturbed ...
There was , as I learned , no immediate consulation by the judges — for the reason that at the close of the arguments Judge Sanborn was called out of the city . It was several days before he returned and his absence greatly disturbed ...
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Contents
EARLIEST RECOLLECTIONS | 19 |
BOYHOOD IN LINCOLN COUNTY | 32 |
EDUCATION | 44 |
Copyright | |
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| Title | Autobiography and Reminiscences |
| Author | David Patterson Dyer |
| Publisher | William Harvey Miner Company, 1922 |
| Original from | the New York Public Library |
| Digitized | 20 Jun 2007 |
| Length | 357 pages |
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