Trial And Imprisonment of Jonathan Walker, At Pensacola, Florida, for Aiding Slaves to Escape From Bondage
Trial And Imprisonment of Jonathan Walker, At Pensacola, Florida, for Aiding Slaves to Escape From Bondage
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It may not be out of place here to makie mention of George Willis and Robert C. Caldwell, the claimants of the slaves that went away with me. George Willis claims a high standing in society, is considered a man of considerable property ; said to be the owner of a considerable number of slaves, with whom he is very . severe ; he is a haughty, overbearing and cruel man, and associates with but few. He was marshal of the west district of Florida, two or three years, whilst I lived in Fensacola; du...ring which time he had the honor of hanging three or four colored men.
t>F JONATHAN WALKER. 07 From my previous knowledge of him, I was prepared to expect no favor from that quarter, and had he been «it home when I was brought back to Pensacola, I h^ve no doubt he would have sought illegal revexige upon me; — the manner in which he displayed his feelings at the court-house, when undergoing the penalties of my :fir^ trials may be cont^dered a q>eci" men of the man, R, C. Caldwell was at this time, a second lieutenanft in the navy, but has since been promoted to a first lieutenancy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It may not be out of place here to makie mention of George Willis and Robert C. Caldwell, the claimants of the slaves that went away with me. George Willis claims a high standing in society, is considered a man of considerable property ; said to be the owner of a considerable number of slaves, with whom he is very . severe ; he is a haughty, overbearing and cruel man, and associates with but few. He was marshal of the west district of Florida, two or three years, whilst I lived in Fensacola; du...ring which time he had the honor of hanging three or four colored men.
t>F JONATHAN WALKER. 07 From my previous knowledge of him, I was prepared to expect no favor from that quarter, and had he been «it home when I was brought back to Pensacola, I h^ve no doubt he would have sought illegal revexige upon me; — the manner in which he displayed his feelings at the court-house, when undergoing the penalties of my :fir^ trials may be cont^dered a q>eci" men of the man, R, C. Caldwell was at this time, a second lieutenanft in the navy, but has since been promoted to a first lieutenancy.
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