Treatment of Prisoners (Concluded):
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Mr. Blaine's description of Northern Prisons
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225
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Narrative of Henry Clay Dean
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226
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Prison Life of Rev. Geo. W. Nelson
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243
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Letter of a Confederate Officer
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256
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Narrative of Hon. A. M. Keiley
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259
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Experience of Dr. I. W. K. Handy
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270
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Statement of Rev. Geo. Harris
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273
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Deposition of T. D. Henry
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276
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Statement of Major Robert Stiles
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279
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Rock Island Prison, by Chas. W. Wright
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281
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Prison Rules at Fort Delaware
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292
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Testimony of a Federal Soldier
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292
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Efforts of a Northern gentleman to relieve our prisoners
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294
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Letter from a U. S. Medical Officer
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296
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The Exchange Question
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298
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Letter from General Lee
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299
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Commissioner Ould's Report
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303
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Federal Orders Revoking Paroles
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308
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Comments of General J. A. Early
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309
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How the Federals Refused to Exchange
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312
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Testimony of General B. F. Butler
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313
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Statement of Junius Henri Browne
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314
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Testimony of General U. S. Grant
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316
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The Negro Question
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317
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Efforts of the Confederacy to effect an Exchange
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318
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Letter of Chief Justice Shea
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319
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Summing up of the whole question
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325
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Editorial Paragraphs
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326
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