The struggles for life and home in the North-west [microform] (1890)
France, George W · New York : I. Goldmann, printer · leaf 260
rder a man for his money —anyway he had got away with the murdered mans money.And we wondered whether the people would ever learn, with-out flaming experience, to discard their secret sworn enemiesfor office or trust. Arriving at the prison we were turned intoa hall, 22x90 feet, up stairs; the… … (249) 250 A Pilgrimage in Hell. I thouglit it hard usage to be ironed like a felon, havingprided myself on my good and peaceable character, and know-ing that a jurys verdict did not change a fact; but I thouglitthis would end at the prison. I was, however, soon undeceived,for when the prisoners…
France, George W · Frontier and pioneer life -- Northwest, Pacific · Freemasonry · West (U.S.) -- Biography · Northwest, Pacific -- Biography
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