Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Colonel Luke Finley” in chapter 7 of Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 18.:
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To the left a broken column built of immortels, roses, lilies and smilax reared its head.
Between the two stood the speakers of the evening.
With his hand resting upon a sable-colored table, Colonel Luke Finley read the memorial address prepared by himself, Samuel P. Walker, Lude E. Wright, George W. Gordon and L. B. McFarland.
It was a tribute to a comrade from men who had followed him in the wake of war...
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