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Official Record From The War Department, of the Proceedings Of The Court Martial Which Tried, and the Orders of General Jackson For Shooting The Six ... Department, Showing That These American
Anonymous
Paperback. Gale, Making of Modern Law 2012-02-21.
ISBN 9781275554085
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Full Title:Official Record From The War Department, of the Proceedings Of The Court Martial Which Tried, and the Orders of General Jackson For Shooting The Six Militia Men, Together with Official Letters from the War Department, Showing That These American Citizens
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