CONTENTS
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Chapter 1
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Memoirs
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5
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Chapter 2
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The county in which I was born
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7
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Chapter 3
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That education is the most effectual
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11
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Chapter 4
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I was about seventeen years old
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18
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Chapter 5
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The family of colonel Moore
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21
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Chapter 6
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I had the same task with those
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28
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Chapter 7
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It would be irksome to myself
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31
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Chapter 8
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It was impossible for my wife
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39
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Chapter 9
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I knew that the place where
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46
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Chapter 10
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I learned afterwards
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58
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Chapter 11
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It was past noon before we arrived at
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62
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Chapter 12
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When I recovered my senses
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66
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Chapter 13
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The next day I was to be sold
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70
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Chapter 14
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When my new master learned that
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74
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Chapter 15
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Some persons perhaps may think that
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84
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Chapter 16
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It is the lot of the slave
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90
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Chapter 17
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We were driven into the prison-yard
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98
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Chapter 18
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I had been in the jail ten days
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102
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Chapter 19
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We remained in jail some three weeks
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108
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Chapter 20
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I had not been long in Mr Carleton's
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117
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Chapter 21
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It seemed to be with the greatest
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125
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Chapter 22
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Before we had half-finished what we had
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148
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Chapter 23
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I have before observed that Sunday
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156
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Chapter 24
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One Sunday morning when the boy
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160
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Chapter 25
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When I got back to Carleton-Hall
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162
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Chapter 26
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At length we arrived at Charleston
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168
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Chapter 27
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Among Mr Carleton's servants
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173
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Chapter 28
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It is customary in South Carolina
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182
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Chapter 29
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Since the death of his wife
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189
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Chapter 30
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The authority of masters over their slaves
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197
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Chapter 31
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We scraped a shallow grave
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205
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Chapter 32
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By the end of the winter
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210
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Chapter 33
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We travelled slowly all that night
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213
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Chapter 34
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I walked on as fast as I was able
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220
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Chapter 35
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The favorable breezes
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227
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Chapter 36
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We had a short passage to Liverpool
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231
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Chapter 37
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Having formed the resolve recorded
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238
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Chapter 38
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Having reached Richmond on my
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246
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Chapter 39
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Returning to Richmond
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249
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Chapter 40
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I lost not a moment in profiting
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255
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Chapter 41
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Two or three days after my arrival at
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261
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Chapter 42
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Returning the next day to Carleton Hall
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267
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Chapter 43
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Mr Telfair, perhaps from professional
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275
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Chapter 44
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In leaving Mr Mason's hospitable mansion
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284
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Chapter 45
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As I began to approach the neighborhood
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291
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Chapter 46
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When I recovered my senses
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305
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Chapter 47
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Shortly after arriving at Charleston
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309
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Chapter 48
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Hitherto, during my journey southward
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314
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Chapter 49
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The stage coach stopped for dinner at
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321
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Chapter 50
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As the late clerk, bookkeeper
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325
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Chapter 51
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Mastering my emotion as well as I could
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332
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Chapter 52
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It was not very difficult to discover
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343
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Chapter 53
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Leaving my new acquaintance behind
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347
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Chapter 54
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As I entered the town of Vicksburg
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351
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Chapter 55
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Having written a letter of inquiry to
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378
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Chapter 56
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The new mistress — into whose hands
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389
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Chapter 57
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On Mr Colter’s suggestion
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390
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Chapter 58
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Poor Eliza! Poor child indeed
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398
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Chapter 59
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The very next morning
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430
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