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Sumner Caning
Richmond Daily Whig Richmond, Virginia 5-31-1856 American the Abolition wretch, with his Abolition physicians as accomplices in the trick, is playing possum. |
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Richmond Daily Whig Richmond, Virginia 6-7-1859 American A member of Congress may say what he pleases in his place; but if he publishes his speech, he becomes amenable to the law of libel or the cudgel |
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The Progress of the Revolution. Richmond Daily Whig Richmond, Virginia 6-4-1859 American To speak of feeling an insult as a wound would be to them an unintelligible jargon. |
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