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Chapter 64: capture of President Davis, as written by himself.
After the expiration of the armistice I rode out of Charlotte, atten had never been worn but which they purported to have removed from Mr. Davis's person.
No hooped skirt could have been worn on our journey, e ervants told us it was Mr. Johnson's proclamation of a reward for Mr. Davis's capture as the accessory to Mr. Lincoln's assassination.
I was much shocked, but Mr. Davis was quite unconcerned, and said, The miserable scoundrel who issued that proclamation knew better than these me ned, and with him came a brigade, who testified their belief in Mr, Davis's guilt in the same manner.
Men may be forgiven, who, actuated accounts of the capture and other matters appertaining to it.
Mr. Davis described his entrance into captivity as follows:
When we r a tug came out to us, bringing a number of jeering people to see Mr. Davis, and they plied him with such insulting questions, that he looked
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