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The Case of the six mutineers, whose conviction and sentence were approved of by General Jackson, fairly stated: : with a refutation of some of the falsehoods circulated on this subject
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Official record from the War department of the proceedings of the court-martial which tried, and the orders of General Jackson for shooting the six militia men : together with official letters from the War department, ordered to be printed by Congress, showing that these American citizens were inhumanly and illegally massacred
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An anti-Jackson campaign document, comprising a reprint, with comments of the documents published in the same year as House Report no. 140, 20th Cong., 1st sess., under title: "Tennessee militiamen." The report of the House Committee on military affairs, accompanying the documents, is omitted from the reprint. The six militiamen were executed for mutiny at the close of the Creek war in 1814
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