Wisconsin Defies the Fugitive Slave Law: The Case of Sherman M. Booth (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Early in the evening of March io, 1854, in his cabin about four miles north of Racine, Glover sat down to a card game with two Negro friends, Nelson Turner and William Alby. There had been some thawing dur ing the day, but the sun had set at six and the-night was cold. But if Glover shivered, it wasn't from the temperature outside.

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