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Newspaper publisher shows his bias…
October 1, 2011 by TimHughes
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This curious item appeared in “The Weekly Crescent City” newspaper from New Orleans, August 15, 1841. He goes to some length to show the value in paying for a subscription…
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Tagged: 19th century, capital punishment, crime
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You find the most interesting things! This is great.