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Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 13. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones), chapter 20 (search)

ing this whole period; that the personal relations between him and me were of the most pleasant character; that Sheriff James W. Campbell and I escorted him from his cell the morning of his execution, one on either side of him; that Sheriff CampbellSheriff Campbell and I rode with Captain Brown in a wagon from the jail door to the scaffold, one on either side; that I heard every word that Captain Brown spoke from the time he left the jail till his death; that Sheriff Campbell (now deceased) and I were the onlySheriff Campbell (now deceased) and I were the only persons with him on the scaffold. I have this day read, in the early part of Chapter VIII, of a book styled the Manliness of Christ, by Thomas Hughes, Q. C.—New York: American Book Exchange. Tribune Building. 1880—the following paragraph, to-wie occurred, for his hands, as usual in such cases, were confined behind him before he left the jail. He was between Sheriff Campbell and me, and a guard of soldiers surrounded him and allowed no person to come between them and the prisoner, from the

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