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A True and Faithful Account of the Most Material Circumstances Attending the Mysterious Disappearance of Samuel Field and Francis C. Jenkerson, ... Account of the Discovery of the Bodies, as
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Paperback. Gale, Making of Modern Law 2012-02-20.
ISBN 9781275485136
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Full Title:A True and Faithful Account of the Most Material Circumstances Attending the Mysterious Disappearance of Samuel Field and Francis C. Jenkerson, (Generally Believed to Have Been Murdered.) Together with an Account of the Discovery of the Bodies, as Detaile
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