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From Galveston! then you surely can give me some account of the San Antonio Prisoners - My poor husband is one of them. I have lived on hope so long, that I am now sick & ill & I do not think I shall ever see my husband more | From Galveston! then you surely can give me some account of the San Antonio Prisoners - My poor husband is one of them. His name is S______ I have lived on hope so long, that I am now sick & ill & I do not think I shall ever see my husband more" Here she shed tears, in which the children joined. " Pray tell me your opinion - your sincere & candid opinion. | ||
Well, I do believe they will be liberated, & from certain | Well, I do believe they will be liberated, & from certain negociations going on between Texas & Mexico, & England we should soon have peace. | ||
If England takes it in hand then are hopes, You Sir I presume are an Englishman. My Father was a Canadian & that is the same thing. I will accomodate you if you like, but I would advise you to go to | |||
X In the Spring of 1849. He returned to his family. | |||
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E From Galveston. From Galveston! then you surely can give me some account of the San Antonio Prisoners - My poor husband is one of them. His name is S______ I have lived on hope so long, that I am now sick & ill & I do not think I shall ever see my husband more" Here she shed tears, in which the children joined. " Pray tell me your opinion - your sincere & candid opinion. Well, I do believe they will be liberated, & from certain negociations going on between Texas & Mexico, & England we should soon have peace.
If England takes it in hand then are hopes, You Sir I presume are an Englishman. My Father was a Canadian & that is the same thing. I will accomodate you if you like, but I would advise you to go to
X In the Spring of 1849. He returned to his family.
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