United States Congressional Joint Select Committee to Inquire into the Condition of Affairs in the Late Insurrectionary States
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Title
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United States Congressional Joint Select Committee to Inquire into the Condition of Affairs in the Late Insurrectionary States
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Source Type
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Federal Record
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Publisher
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United States Congress
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Publication Place
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Washington, D.C.
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Publication Date
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2/19/1872
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Transcript
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"Question. What case was that?
Answer. That was the case of the killing of a man; I cannot recollect his name-Harvey something; he was a negro man; it was in Perry County. That I understood to have been done by disguised men; but I have also understood that he stated before his death-he was murdered under circumstances of very great barbarity-that it was the result of a personal feud between him and others of his own race.
Question. What was his name?
Answer. Harvey McCann
Question. How many were concerned in his murder?
Answer. I understood that when they furst took him, there were some twenty-five or thirty, I think.
Question. In what year was that!
Answer. I cannot recollect this year; it not being in our country, I did not charge my memory with it. In fact, I would not be positive as to any of these dates, only that they have within three or four years. I might verify them by taking time to think. "
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AMP105-18700718-001