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Gordon, Catherine (Kate)

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Second and third pages of a letter from Kate Gordon to her husband, Josiah Gordon, while he is in prison for disloyalty to the Union. Kate relates an incident in which her house and a slave are stoned by youths protesting their Southern sympathies.; supplied
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Keywords

  1. Civil War
  2. Civil War, 1861 1865
  3. Cumberland (Md.)
  4. Gordon, Catherine (Kate)
  5. Gordon, Josiah H., D. 1887
  6. History
  7. Political Prisoners
  8. Prisoners And Prisons
  9. Slaver
  10. Slaves
  11. Social Aspects
  12. Stoning
  13. United States

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