Life and Confession of the Noted Outlaw James Copeland: Executed at Augusta, Perry County, Mississippi : Leader of the Notorious Copeland and Wages Clan which Terrorized the Entire Southern States, as Related by Himself in Prison After He was Condemned to Death, Giving a List of All Members of the Clan : Mystic Alphabet of the Clan for Their Secret Correspondence, with an Appendix of Profound Research |
Contents
Section 1 | 5 |
Section 2 | 7 |
Section 3 | 10 |
Section 4 | 13 |
Section 5 | 28 |
Section 6 | 31 |
Section 7 | 126 |
Section 8 | 129 |
Section 10 | 133 |
Section 11 | 134 |
Section 12 | 137 |
Section 13 | 143 |
Section 14 | 198 |
Section 15 | 199 |
Section 16 | 203 |
Section 17 | 204 |
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