Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Mr. Jacob Thompson” in chapter 3.23, section c.3.23.41, page 157 of Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 10.:
...eracy?
Really, this Story of the war requires a vast deal of credulity and entire ignorance of the events of the war on the part of any one who accepts it as the truth.
The idea of introducing Mr. Jacob Thompson on board of a United States man-of-war as a country aunt is funny, to say the least of it. And the statement that the Confederacy (in 1864) had plenty of money in its secret service fund, and that ...
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