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Fine original early American woodcut
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Tennent writes specifically to aid Benjamin Franklin's "Association for Defense" and rejects the theological and missional claims of Quaker pacifism
1880 SILE DOTY. Life of the Most Notorious Horse Thief and Burglar of the 19th Century. Jonathan Edwards Rhea of yellow fever inA very nicely preserved first edition of the autobiography of Sile Doty [1800 1876], famed robber, burglar, horse thief, highwayman, counterfeiter, and criminal gang leader. Dotys near nationwide crime spree took place sometime before that the infamous James Gang. In many ways, his boastful, unapologetic autobiography shows him to have perhaps been the original of the self identified, swaggering outlaw character made famous by James, Younger, and