Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Free Towns” in chapter 8 of William Hepworth Dixon, White Conquest: Volume 1:
...he privateers of public wrongs, or what the peasants call their public wrongs.
A brigand is a malcontent, who waits his chance to rise in a more threatening shape.
Los Angeles and San Jose, the Free Towns peopled by disbanded soldiers, squaws, and camp followers, are two great nests of rogues and thieves, gamblers and cut-throats.
From these Free Towns, a line of brigand chiefs have drawn their scou...
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