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The first two years of Kansas; or, Where, when and how the Missouri bushwhacker, the Missouri train and bank robber, and those who stole themselves rich in the name of liberty, were sired and reared : an address

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"Delivered at Pawnee Village, Republic County, September 29, 1906, the one hundredth anniversary of the flag in Kansas; also, before the Fifty-sixers at Lawrence, September 14, 1907, the fifty-first anniversary of the invasion of the 2700; also, at Old settlers' reunions at Highland Station, Osage City, Emporia, Alma, and Lincoln Center."Includes bibliographical references.
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  1. Brown, John, 1800 1859
  2. History
  3. Kansas
  4. Slaver
  5. Slavery
  6. Squatter Sovereignty

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