Lynching in America: a history in documents
"Ranging from personal correspondence to courtroom transcripts to journalistic accounts, Christopher Waldrep has extensively mined an enormous quantity of documents about lynching, which he arranges chronologically with concise introductions. He reveals that lynching has been part of American h...
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| Summary: | "Ranging from personal correspondence to courtroom transcripts to journalistic accounts, Christopher Waldrep has extensively mined an enormous quantity of documents about lynching, which he arranges chronologically with concise introductions. He reveals that lynching has been part of American history since the Revolution, but its victims, perpetrators, causes, and environments have changed over time. From the American Revolution to the expansion of the western frontier, Waldrep shows how communities defended lynching as a way to maintain law and order."--Publisher description. |
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| adam_text | LYNCHING IN AMERICA A HISTORY IN DOCUMENTS EDITED BY CHRISTOPHER WALDREP
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY PRESS NEW YORK AND LONDON CONTENTS ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
XIII PROLOGUE XV INTRODUCTION: EXPLANATIONS 1 1. IDA B. WELLS, THE CASE
STATED, 1895 4 2. GEORGIA, 1897 6 3. JOHN CARLISLE KILGO, AN INQUIRY
CONCERNING LYNCHINGS, 1902 9 4. JAMES ELBERT CUTLER, LYNCH LAW, 1905
11 5. JOHN DOLLARD, CASTE AND CLASS, 1937 13 6. GUNNAR MYRDAL, AN
AMERICAN DILEMMA, 1944 15 7. WILBUR JOSEPH CASH, THE MIND OF THE
SOUTH, 1941 18 8. EDWARD AYERS, IN BLACK AND WHITE, 1992 18 9. ROBYN
WIEGMAN, THE ANATOMY OF A LYNCHING, 1993 20 10. GRACE ELIZABETH HALE,
SPECTACLE LYNCHING, 1998 22 1. THE FIRST LYNCHERS 26 11. JAMES
HARDIMAN, THE MAYOR OF GALWAY, 1820 26 12. A FARMER NAMED LYNCH,
1835 28 13. ANDREW ELLICOTT, CAPTAIN WILLIAM LYNCH, 1811 29 14. EDGAR
ALLAN POE, LYNCHERS CHARACTER, 1836 30 15. WILLIAM PRESTON TO THOMAS
JEFFERSON, MARCH 1780 32 16. THOMAS JEFFERSON TO WILLIAM PRESTON, MARCH
21,1780 32 17. COL. ARTHUR CAMPBELL TO MAJOR WILLIAM EDMISTON, JUNE
24,1780 33 18. COL. WILLIAM CAMPBELL TO COL. ARTHUR CAMPBELL, JULY
25,1780 33 19. THOMAS JEFFERSON TO CHARLES LYNCH, AUGUST 1,1780 34 20.
COL. WILLIAM PRESTON TO GOV. THOMAS JEFFERSON, AUGUST 8,1780 35 21.
NANCY DEVEREAUX TO COL. WILLIAM PRESTON, AUGUST 1780 35 22. COL. CHARLES
LYNCH TO COL. WILLIAM PRESTON, AUGUST 17,1780 36 23. CHARLES LYNCH TO
WILLIAM HAY, MAY 11,1782 36 24. THE LYNCH-LAW TREE, 1892 37 25. THOMAS
WALKER PAGE, THE REAL JUDGE LYNCH, 1901 38 VLLL CONTENTS 2. JACKSONIAN
AMERICA 41 26. ROBERT BUTLER TO DANIEL PARKER, ADJUTANT AND INSPECTOR
GENERAL, MAY 3,1818 42 27. TRIAL AND EXECUTION OF ALEXANDER ARBUTHNOT
AND ROBERT C. AMBRISTER, 1818 42 28. ANDREW JACKSON TO SECRETARY OF WAR
JOHN C. CALHOUN, MAYS, 1818 43 29. HENRY CLAY, SEMINOLE WAR, JANUARY
20,1819 44 30. JAMES STUART, ON THE MISSISSIPPI, 1830 46 31. WILLIAM
GILMORE SIMMS, GUY RIVERS, 1834 47 32. THE VICKSBURG TRAGEDY, 1835
49 33. THE ENEMIES OF THE CONSTITUTION DISCOVERED, 1835 52 34.
MCLNTOSH BURNING, 1836 53 35. LUKE LAWLESS, CHARGE TO THE GRAND JURY
AFTER MCLNTOSH BURNING, 1836 55 36. ABRAHAM LINCOLN, THE PERPETUATION
OF OUR POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS, JANUARY 27,1838 57 3. SLAVERY 61 37.
BOSTON GAZETTE, TOM, A NEGRO MAN SLAVE, 1763 61 38. NORFOLK HERALD AND
PUBLIC ADVERTISER, THE SENTENCE WAS IMMEDIATELY PUT INTO EXECUTION,
FEBRUARY 24,1797 62 39. THOMAS SHACKLEFORD, MADISON COUNTY,
MISSISSIPPI, PROCEEDINGS, 1836 63 40. GOVERNOR CHARLES LYNCH, THE
QUESTION OF RIGHT ADMITS OF NO PARLEY, 1836 67 41. JOSEPH HENRY, A
STATEMENT OF FACTS, 1839 68 42. FULTON ANDERSON, GRAND JURY INDICTMENT,
1846 69 43. PROPOSED JURY INSTRUCTIONS IN TRIAL OF ARTHUR JORDAN, 1846
70 44. DEBATE IN THE SENATE, APRIL 20,1848 71 45. RICHARD HILDRETH,
DESPOTISM IN AMERICA, 1854 73 46. BOSTON LIBERATOR, SOUTHERN
OUTRAGES, 1855 74 47. NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THE BURNING OF A NEGRO,
1854 75 48. MISSISSIPPI FREE TRADER, MEN WEPT TEARS OF BLOOD, 1854 76
49. JAMES M. SHACKLEFORD, A LITTLE MOB LAW IN THE STATE OF MISSOURI,
1859 78 4. HOW THE WEST WAS WON 81 50. ELIAS S. KETCHAM, DIARY, JANUARY
24,1853 81 51. KANSAS WEEKLY HERALD, RESOLUTIONS, 1855 82 52. SQUATTER
SOVEREIGN, HANGING IS A DEATH ENTIRELY TOO GOOD FOR SUCH AVILLAIN!
1855 83 53. NEW YORK TRIBUNE, BORDE R RUFFIANISM, 1855 84 CONTENTS IX
54. J. MARION ALEXANDER, LETTER TO THE KANSAS WEEKLY HERALD, 1855 84 55.
OUR ONLY LAW, 1855 85 56. CITIZENS OF SAN FRANCISCO, 1855 87 57.
CALIFORNIA GOVERNOR NEELY JOHNSON TO PRESIDENT FRANKLIN PIERCE, 1856 87
58. KANSAS WEEKLY HERALD, EXCITING NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA, 1856 90 59.
THOMAS J. DIMSDALE, THE VIGILANTES OF MONTANA, 1865 91 5. CIVIL WAR
AND RECONSTRUCTION 95 60. ULYSSES S. GRANT TO EDWIN M. STANTON, FEBRUARY
8,1867 96 61. ORVILLE HICKMAN BROWNING DIARY, FEBRUARY 15,1867 97 62.
GIDEON WELLES DIARY, FEBRUARY 15,1867 98 63. THE KU KLUX KLAN, 1868 99
64. A MURDERER S MISHAPS, 1868 100 65. COMMUNICATION FROM THE GREAT
GRAND CYCLOPS, 1868 102 66. NEW YORK COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, LYNCH LAW
IN MARYLAND, 1869 103 67. SENATOR EUGENE CASSERLY, STALE CHARGES,
JANUARY 18,1871 104 68. KU KLUX KLAN ACT, 1871 104 69. TESTIMONY OF
FRANK MYERS, JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA, NOVEMBER 11,1871 105 70. TESTIMONY
OF JOSEPH J. WILLIAMS, JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA, NOVEMBER 13,1871 106 71.
TESTIMONY OF DR. PRIDE JONES, WASHINGTON, D.C., JUNE 5, 1871 107 72.
TESTIMONY OF ALLEN E. MOORE, LIVINGSTON, ALABAMA, OCTOBER 30,1871 107
73. TESTIMONY OF WILLIAM COLEMAN (COLORED), MACON, MISSISSIPPI, NOVEMBER
6,1871 109 74. WILLIAM W. MURRAY TO ALPHONSO TAFT, SEPTEMBER 25,1876 111
75. GRAND JURY INDICTMENT OF ROLAND GREEN HARRIS AND OTHERS, NOVEMBER
1876 112 76. CHARLESTON NEWS AND COURIER, LYNCH LAW AND MOB LAW, 1880
113 77. JUSTICE WILLIAM B. WOODS, OPINION OF THE U.S. SUPREME COURT, IN
UNITED STATES V. HARRIS, 1882 114 6. THE GILDED AGE: SHALL THE WHEEL OF
RACE AGITATION BE STOPPED? 115 78. T. THOMAS FORTUNE, FIENDISHNESS IN
TEXAS, 1885 116 79. INDIANAPOLIS FREEMAN, A GEORGIA OUTRAGE, 1890 11
6 80. CHARLES H. J. TAYLOR, IS GOD DEAD? 1892 119 81. INDIANAPOLIS
FREEMAN, AMERICA S SCARLET CRIME, 1893 121 82. W. L. ANDERSON, THE
TEXAS HORROR, 1893 124 83. RICHMOND PLANET, THE LYNCHING IN KANSAS,
1901 126 84. JOHN MITCHELL JR., SHALL THE WHEELS OF RACE AGITATION BE
STOPPED? 1902 127 X CONTENTS IDA B. WELLS, A LYNCHING AT THE CURVE,
1892 129 7. STATE SOVEREIGNTY AND MOB LAW 134 86. MASSACHUSETTS, AN ACT
CONCERNING RIOTS, 1839 134 87. NORTH CAROLINA, AN ACT TO PROTECT
PRISONERS, 1893 135 88. KANSAS, AN ACT FOR THE SUPPRESSION OF MOB
VIOLENCE, 1903 135 89. TENNESSEE, AN ACT TO PUNISH SHERIFFS WHO PERMIT
PRISONERS IN THEIR CUSTODY TO BE PUT TO DEATH BY VIOLENCE, 1881 135 90.
THOMAS GOODE JONES, REPORT TO THE GOVERNOR, DECEMBER 11, 1883 136 91.
JOHN G. CASHMAN, LAW AND ORDER, 1886 138 92. A LYNCHING IN OHIO,
1895 14 0 93. REBECCA LATIMER FELTON, NEEDS OF THE FARMERS WIVES AND
DAUGHTERS, 1897 143 94. GEORGIA GOVERNOR GEORGE W. Y. ATKINSON,
GOVERNMENT, CRIME, AND LYNCHING, OCTOBER 27,1897 144 95. ALEXANDER
MANLY, MRS. FELLOWS S SPEECH, 1898 146 96. SAM HOSE, 1899 147 97.
REPORT OF DEBATE AT THE ALABAMA CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION, JUNE 22,1901
151 98. JUSTICE MELVILLE W. FULLER, OPINION OF THE U.S. SUPREME COURT,
IN UNITED STATES V. SHIPP, 1909 154 99. SHERIFF JACK GRIFFIN SR.,
TESTIMONY IN STATE V. OSCAR GORDON AND OSCAR GORDON JR., JULY 1933 156
8. WESTERN LYNCHING IN AN INDUSTRIALIZING AGE 160 100. HUBERT HOWE
BANCROFT, POPULAR TRIBUNALS, 1887 161 101. CHICO ENTERPRISE, THE
PEOPLE EXECUTE THE LAW, 1887 163 102. RED BLUFF NEWS, A RIGHTEOUS
EXECUTION, 1887 164 103. SAM TRAVERS CLOVER, THE JOHNSON COUNTY WAR,
1892 166 104. OWEN WISTER, THE VIRGINIAN, 1902 167 105. ALVEY A. ADEE
TO CONSUL-GENERAL DONNELLY, AUGUST 16, 1897 16 8 106. REPORT OF
CONSUL-GENERAL DONNELLY, SEPTEMBER 13,1897 169 107. LOS ANGELES
REGENERACIDN, A SWINE, 1914 175 108. LOS ANGELES REGENERACIDN, AT THE
LAST HOUR, 1914 176 109. PLAN OF SAN DIEGO, 1915 177 110. PASCUAL
OROZCO AND THE FUGITIVE LAW, 1915 178 111. REPRISALS FEARED FOR THE
DEATH OF PASCUAL OROZCO, 1915 179 112. WALTER VAN TILBURG CLARK, THE
OX-BOW INCIDENT, 1940 180 9. THE LIMITS OF PROGRESSIVE REFORM 183 113.
RAY STANNARD BAKER, WHAT IS LYNCHING? 1905 184 CONTENTS XI 114. BOTH
LYNCHED: HOLBERTS, MAN AND WOMAN, CAPTURED NEAR ITTA BENA, 1904 187
115. MOST HORRIBLE DETAILS OF THE BURNING AT THE STAKE OF THE
HOLBERTS, 1904 187 116. EDITOR J. A. RICHARDSON TALKS ABOUT INDIANOLA
POST OFFICE AND DODDSVILLE BURNING, 1904 188 117. E. T. WELLFORD, THE
LYNCHING OF JESUS, 1905 190 118. HERBERT ASBURY, HEARST COMES TO
ATLANTA, 1926 191 119. TOM WATSON, RISE! PEOPLE OF GEORGIA! 1915 194
120. TOM WATSON, THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE IS THE VOICE OF GOD! 1915 195
121. MARY WHITE OVINGTON, MARY PHAGAN SPEAKS, 1915 196 122. STEPHEN
GRAHAM, MARY TURNER LYNCHING, 1918 197 123. HUGH DORSEY ANSWERS
COLORED WELFARE LEAGUE OF AUGUSTA, 1918 198 124. FRANK HICKS, PETITION
FOR WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS, MAY 2,1921 200 125. MITCHELL G. HALL TO THE
U.S. ATTORNEY GENERAL, 1921 203 126. NORFOLK JOURNAL AND GUIDE, NEW
WRINKLE IN MOBBERY, 1925 204 10. FEDERAL LAW AGAINST MOB LAW 207 127.
MOSES LOVE & CO. TO PRESIDENT WILLIAM MCKINLEY, DECEMBER 4,1899 207 128.
JAMES B. MOSELEY TO PRESIDENT WILLIAM MCKINLEY, FEBRUARY 23,1900 208
129. ABIAL LATHROP TO ATTORNEY GENERAL, MARCH 5, 1898 209
I30.-(|DORV^]JJ5]PETITION ON BEHALF OF FRAZIER BAKER S WIDOW AND
CHILDREN, 1898 209 131. ABIAL LATHROP TO ATTORNEY GENERAL, APRIL 18,1898
210 132. COLUMBIA RECORD, STATE SOVEREIGNTY AND LYNCHING, 1898 211 133.
CHARLESTON NEWS AND COURIER, FEDERAL JURISDICTION, 1898 211 134. GRAND
JURY INDICTMENT IN FRAZIER BAKER CASE, 1898 212 135. LAVINIA BAKER S
TESTIMONY, 1899 213 136. GEORGE LEGARE, ARGUMENT FOR THE DEFENSE IN THE
FRAZIER BAKER CASE, 1899 215 137. ALBERT E. PILLSBURY, A BRIEF INQUIRY
INTO A FEDERAL REMEDY FOR LYNCHING, 1902 216 138. THOMAS GOODE JONES,
CHARGE TO THE GRAND JURY, OCTOBER 11,1904 218 139. JUDGE THOMAS GOODE
JONES, OPINION IN EX PARTE RIGGINS, 1904 220 140. WOODROW WILSON, A
STATEMENT TO DIE AMERICAN PEOPLE, JULY 26,1918 222 141. J. E. BOYD TO
PRESIDENT WOODROW WILSON, NOVEMBER 19,1920 223 142. ARA LEE SETTLE OF
ARMSTRONG TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL, WASHINGTON, D.C., TO PRESIDENT WARREN
G. HARDING, JUNE 18,1922 226 11. THE NEW DEAL 229 143. HOWARD KESTER,
THE MARIANNA, FLORIDA, LYNCHING, NOVEMBER 20,1934 .... 229 XLL
CONTENTS 144. WALTER WHITE TO ATTORNEY GENERAL HOMER CUMMINGS, DECEMBER
29,1936 232 145. WALTER WHITE TO ATTORNEY GENERAL HOMER CUMMINGS,
JANUARY 5, 1937 .... 234 146. ELEANOR ROOSEVELT TO STEVEN EARLY, AUGUST
8,1935 234 147. HOWARD KESTER, LYNCHING BY BLOW TORCH, APRIL 13,1937
235 148. VICTOR W. ROTNEM, THE FEDERAL CIVIL RIGHT NOT TO BE
LYNCHED, FEBRUARY 1943 238 149. JUSTICE WILLIAM O. DOUGLAS, OPINION OF
THE U.S. SUPREME COURT, IN SCREWS V. UNITED STATES, 1945 241 150. ALBERT
HARRIS JR., AFFIDAVIT, AUGUST 29,1946 243 151. THERON L. CAUDLE TO
MALCOLM LEFARGUE, MARCH 5,1947 246 152. MALCOLM LEFARGUE TO THERON L.
CAUDLE, MARCH 11,1947 247 153. TURNER L. SMITH MEMORANDUM TO THERON L.
CAUDLE, MARCH 17,1947 248 12. HIGH-TECH LYNCHINGS , 249 154. JESSIE LEE
SAMMONS STATEMENT, GREENVILLE, S.C., FEBRUARY 19,1947 249 155. REBECCA
WEST, OPERA IN GREENVILLE, 1947 253 156. WILLIAM BRADFORD HUIE, THE
SHOCKING STORY OF APPROVED KILLING IN MISSISSIPPI, JANUARY 24,1956 255
157. ST. JOHN BARRETT TO BROOKS AND KEHOE, DECEMBER 21,1959 257 158.
RICHARD MAXWELL BROWN, THE IDEOLOGY OF VIGILANTISM, 1969 261 159.
RICHARD MAXWELL BROWN, LEGAL AND BEHAVIORAL PERSPECTIVES ON AMERICAN
VIGILANTISM, 1971 265 160. SUPREME COURT OF ALABAMA, OPINION IN HENRY
F. HAYS V. STATE OF ALABAMA, 1985 267 161. CLARENCE THOMAS, FURTHER
TESTIMONY OF HON. CLARENCE THOMAS, OF GEORGIA, TO BE ASSOCIATE JUSTICE
OF THE U.S. SUPREME COURT, 1991 .. . 268 INDEX 271 ABOUT THE EDITOR 281
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LYNCHING IN AMERICA A HISTORY IN DOCUMENTS EDITED BY CHRISTOPHER WALDREP
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY PRESS NEW YORK AND LONDON CONTENTS ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
XIII PROLOGUE XV INTRODUCTION: EXPLANATIONS 1 1. IDA B. WELLS, "THE CASE
STATED," 1895 4 2. "GEORGIA," 1897 6 3. JOHN CARLISLE KILGO, "AN INQUIRY
CONCERNING LYNCHINGS," 1902 9 4. JAMES ELBERT CUTLER, "LYNCH LAW," 1905
11 5. JOHN DOLLARD, "CASTE AND CLASS," 1937 13 6. GUNNAR MYRDAL, "AN
AMERICAN DILEMMA," 1944 15 7. WILBUR JOSEPH CASH, "THE MIND OF THE
SOUTH," 1941 18 8. EDWARD AYERS, "IN BLACK AND WHITE," 1992 18 9. ROBYN
WIEGMAN, "THE ANATOMY OF A LYNCHING," 1993 20 10. GRACE ELIZABETH HALE,
"SPECTACLE LYNCHING," 1998 22 1. THE FIRST LYNCHERS 26 11. JAMES
HARDIMAN, "THE MAYOR OF GALWAY," 1820 26 12. "A FARMER NAMED LYNCH,"
1835 28 13. ANDREW ELLICOTT, "CAPTAIN WILLIAM LYNCH," 1811 29 14. EDGAR
ALLAN POE, "LYNCHERS' CHARACTER," 1836 30 15. WILLIAM PRESTON TO THOMAS
JEFFERSON, MARCH 1780 32 16. THOMAS JEFFERSON TO WILLIAM PRESTON, MARCH
21,1780 32 17. COL. ARTHUR CAMPBELL TO MAJOR WILLIAM EDMISTON, JUNE
24,1780 33 18. COL. WILLIAM CAMPBELL TO COL. ARTHUR CAMPBELL, JULY
25,1780 33 19. THOMAS JEFFERSON TO CHARLES LYNCH, AUGUST 1,1780 34 20.
COL. WILLIAM PRESTON TO GOV. THOMAS JEFFERSON, AUGUST 8,1780 35 21.
NANCY DEVEREAUX TO COL. WILLIAM PRESTON, AUGUST 1780 35 22. COL. CHARLES
LYNCH TO COL. WILLIAM PRESTON, AUGUST 17,1780 36 23. CHARLES LYNCH TO
WILLIAM HAY, MAY 11,1782 36 24. "THE LYNCH-LAW TREE," 1892 37 25. THOMAS
WALKER PAGE, "THE REAL JUDGE LYNCH," 1901 38 VLLL CONTENTS 2. JACKSONIAN
AMERICA 41 26. ROBERT BUTLER TO DANIEL PARKER, ADJUTANT AND INSPECTOR
GENERAL, MAY 3,1818 42 27. TRIAL AND EXECUTION OF ALEXANDER ARBUTHNOT
AND ROBERT C. AMBRISTER, 1818 42 28. ANDREW JACKSON TO SECRETARY OF WAR
JOHN C. CALHOUN, MAYS, 1818 43 29. HENRY CLAY, "SEMINOLE WAR," JANUARY
20,1819 44 30. JAMES STUART, "ON THE MISSISSIPPI," 1830 46 31. WILLIAM
GILMORE SIMMS, "GUY RIVERS," 1834 47 32. "THE VICKSBURG TRAGEDY," 1835
49 33. "THE ENEMIES OF THE CONSTITUTION DISCOVERED," 1835 52 34.
"MCLNTOSH BURNING," 1836 53 35. LUKE LAWLESS, CHARGE TO THE GRAND JURY
AFTER MCLNTOSH BURNING, 1836 55 36. ABRAHAM LINCOLN, "THE PERPETUATION
OF OUR POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS," JANUARY 27,1838 57 3. SLAVERY 61 37.
BOSTON GAZETTE, "TOM, A NEGRO MAN SLAVE," 1763 61 38. NORFOLK HERALD AND
PUBLIC ADVERTISER, "THE SENTENCE WAS IMMEDIATELY PUT INTO EXECUTION,"
FEBRUARY 24,1797 62 39. THOMAS SHACKLEFORD, "MADISON COUNTY,
MISSISSIPPI, PROCEEDINGS," 1836 63 40. GOVERNOR CHARLES LYNCH, "THE
QUESTION OF RIGHT ADMITS OF NO PARLEY," 1836 67 41. JOSEPH HENRY, "A
STATEMENT OF FACTS," 1839 68 42. FULTON ANDERSON, GRAND JURY INDICTMENT,
1846 69 43. PROPOSED JURY INSTRUCTIONS IN TRIAL OF ARTHUR JORDAN, 1846
70 44. DEBATE IN THE SENATE, APRIL 20,1848 71 45. RICHARD HILDRETH,
"DESPOTISM IN AMERICA," 1854 73 46. BOSTON LIBERATOR, "SOUTHERN
OUTRAGES," 1855 74 47. NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, "THE BURNING OF A NEGRO,"
1854 75 48. MISSISSIPPI FREE TRADER, "MEN WEPT TEARS OF BLOOD," 1854 76
49. JAMES M. SHACKLEFORD, "A LITTLE MOB LAW IN THE STATE OF MISSOURI,"
1859 78 4. HOW THE WEST WAS WON 81 50. ELIAS S. KETCHAM, DIARY, JANUARY
24,1853 81 51. KANSAS WEEKLY HERALD, "RESOLUTIONS," 1855 82 52. SQUATTER
SOVEREIGN, "HANGING IS A DEATH ENTIRELY TOO GOOD FOR SUCH AVILLAIN!"
1855 83 53. NEW YORK TRIBUNE, "BORDE R RUFFIANISM," 1855 84 CONTENTS IX
54. J. MARION ALEXANDER, LETTER TO THE KANSAS WEEKLY HERALD, 1855 84 55.
"OUR ONLY LAW," 1855 85 56. "CITIZENS OF SAN FRANCISCO," 1855 87 57.
CALIFORNIA GOVERNOR NEELY JOHNSON TO PRESIDENT FRANKLIN PIERCE, 1856 87
58. KANSAS WEEKLY HERALD, "EXCITING NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA," 1856 90 59.
THOMAS J. DIMSDALE, "THE VIGILANTES OF MONTANA," 1865 91 5. CIVIL WAR
AND RECONSTRUCTION 95 60. ULYSSES S. GRANT TO EDWIN M. STANTON, FEBRUARY
8,1867 96 61. ORVILLE HICKMAN BROWNING DIARY, FEBRUARY 15,1867 97 62.
GIDEON WELLES DIARY, FEBRUARY 15,1867 98 63. THE KU KLUX KLAN, 1868 99
64. "A MURDERER'S MISHAPS," 1868 100 65. "COMMUNICATION FROM THE GREAT
GRAND CYCLOPS," 1868 102 66. NEW YORK COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, "LYNCH LAW
IN MARYLAND," 1869 103 67. SENATOR EUGENE CASSERLY, "STALE CHARGES,"
JANUARY 18,1871 104 68. KU KLUX KLAN ACT, 1871 104 69. TESTIMONY OF
FRANK MYERS, JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA, NOVEMBER 11,1871 105 70. TESTIMONY
OF JOSEPH J. WILLIAMS, JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA, NOVEMBER 13,1871 106 71.
TESTIMONY OF DR. PRIDE JONES, WASHINGTON, D.C., JUNE 5, 1871 107 72.
TESTIMONY OF ALLEN E. MOORE, LIVINGSTON, ALABAMA, OCTOBER 30,1871 107
73. TESTIMONY OF WILLIAM COLEMAN (COLORED), MACON, MISSISSIPPI, NOVEMBER
6,1871 109 74. WILLIAM W. MURRAY TO ALPHONSO TAFT, SEPTEMBER 25,1876 111
75. GRAND JURY INDICTMENT OF ROLAND GREEN HARRIS AND OTHERS, NOVEMBER
1876 112 76. CHARLESTON NEWS AND COURIER, "LYNCH LAW AND MOB LAW," 1880
113 77. JUSTICE WILLIAM B. WOODS, OPINION OF THE U.S. SUPREME COURT, IN
UNITED STATES V. HARRIS, 1882 114 6. THE GILDED AGE: SHALL THE WHEEL OF
RACE AGITATION BE STOPPED? 115 78. T. THOMAS FORTUNE, "FIENDISHNESS IN
TEXAS," 1885 116 79. INDIANAPOLIS FREEMAN, "A GEORGIA OUTRAGE," 1890 11
6 80. CHARLES H. J. TAYLOR, "IS GOD DEAD?" 1892 119 81. INDIANAPOLIS
FREEMAN, "AMERICA'S SCARLET CRIME," 1893 121 82. W. L. ANDERSON, "THE
TEXAS HORROR," 1893 124 83. RICHMOND PLANET, "THE LYNCHING IN KANSAS,"
1901 126 84. JOHN MITCHELL JR., "SHALL THE WHEELS OF RACE AGITATION BE
STOPPED?" 1902 127 X CONTENTS IDA B. WELLS, "A LYNCHING AT THE CURVE,"
1892 129 7. STATE SOVEREIGNTY AND MOB LAW 134 86. MASSACHUSETTS, AN ACT
CONCERNING RIOTS, 1839 134 87. NORTH CAROLINA, AN ACT TO PROTECT
PRISONERS, 1893 135 88. KANSAS, AN ACT FOR THE SUPPRESSION OF MOB
VIOLENCE, 1903 135 89. TENNESSEE, AN ACT TO PUNISH SHERIFFS WHO PERMIT
PRISONERS IN THEIR CUSTODY TO BE PUT TO DEATH BY VIOLENCE, 1881 135 90.
THOMAS GOODE JONES, "REPORT TO THE GOVERNOR," DECEMBER 11, 1883 136 91.
JOHN G. CASHMAN, "LAW AND ORDER," 1886 138 92. "A LYNCHING IN OHIO,"
1895 14 0 93. REBECCA LATIMER FELTON, "NEEDS OF THE FARMERS' WIVES AND
DAUGHTERS," 1897 143 94. GEORGIA GOVERNOR GEORGE W. Y. ATKINSON,
"GOVERNMENT, CRIME, AND LYNCHING," OCTOBER 27,1897 144 95. ALEXANDER
MANLY, "MRS. FELLOWS'S SPEECH," 1898 146 96. "SAM HOSE," 1899 147 97.
REPORT OF DEBATE AT THE ALABAMA CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION, JUNE 22,1901
151 98. JUSTICE MELVILLE W. FULLER, OPINION OF THE U.S. SUPREME COURT,
IN UNITED STATES V. SHIPP, 1909 154 99. SHERIFF JACK GRIFFIN SR.,
TESTIMONY IN STATE V. OSCAR GORDON AND OSCAR GORDON JR., JULY 1933 156
8. WESTERN LYNCHING IN AN INDUSTRIALIZING AGE 160 100. HUBERT HOWE
BANCROFT, "POPULAR TRIBUNALS," 1887 161 101. CHICO ENTERPRISE, "THE
PEOPLE EXECUTE THE LAW," 1887 163 102. RED BLUFF NEWS, "A RIGHTEOUS
EXECUTION," 1887 164 103. SAM TRAVERS CLOVER, "THE JOHNSON COUNTY WAR,"
1892 166 104. OWEN WISTER, "THE VIRGINIAN," 1902 167 105. ALVEY A. ADEE
TO CONSUL-GENERAL DONNELLY, AUGUST 16, 1897 16 8 106. REPORT OF
CONSUL-GENERAL DONNELLY, SEPTEMBER 13,1897 169 107. LOS ANGELES
REGENERACIDN, "A SWINE," 1914 175 108. LOS ANGELES REGENERACIDN, "AT THE
LAST HOUR," 1914 176 109. "PLAN OF SAN DIEGO," 1915 177 110. "PASCUAL
OROZCO AND THE FUGITIVE LAW," 1915 178 111. "REPRISALS FEARED FOR THE
DEATH OF PASCUAL OROZCO," 1915 179 112. WALTER VAN TILBURG CLARK, "THE
OX-BOW INCIDENT," 1940 180 9. THE LIMITS OF PROGRESSIVE REFORM 183 113.
RAY STANNARD BAKER, "WHAT IS LYNCHING?" 1905 184 CONTENTS XI 114. "BOTH
LYNCHED: HOLBERTS, MAN AND WOMAN, CAPTURED NEAR ITTA BENA," 1904 187
115. "MOST HORRIBLE DETAILS OF THE BURNING AT THE STAKE OF THE
HOLBERTS," 1904 187 116. "EDITOR J. A. RICHARDSON TALKS ABOUT INDIANOLA
POST OFFICE AND DODDSVILLE BURNING," 1904 188 117. E. T. WELLFORD, "THE
LYNCHING OF JESUS," 1905 190 118. HERBERT ASBURY, "HEARST COMES TO
ATLANTA," 1926 191 119. TOM WATSON, "RISE! PEOPLE OF GEORGIA!" 1915 194
120. TOM WATSON, "THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE IS THE VOICE OF GOD!" 1915 195
121. MARY WHITE OVINGTON, "MARY PHAGAN SPEAKS," 1915 196 122. STEPHEN
GRAHAM, "MARY TURNER LYNCHING," 1918 197 123. HUGH DORSEY ANSWERS
COLORED WELFARE LEAGUE OF AUGUSTA, 1918 198 124. FRANK HICKS, PETITION
FOR WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS, MAY 2,1921 200 125. MITCHELL G. HALL TO THE
U.S. ATTORNEY GENERAL, 1921 203 126. NORFOLK JOURNAL AND GUIDE, "NEW
WRINKLE IN MOBBERY," 1925 204 10. FEDERAL LAW AGAINST MOB LAW 207 127.
MOSES LOVE & CO. TO PRESIDENT WILLIAM MCKINLEY, DECEMBER 4,1899 207 128.
JAMES B. MOSELEY TO PRESIDENT WILLIAM MCKINLEY, FEBRUARY 23,1900 208
129. ABIAL LATHROP TO ATTORNEY GENERAL, MARCH 5, 1898 209
I30.-(|DORV^]JJ5]PETITION ON BEHALF OF FRAZIER BAKER'S WIDOW AND
CHILDREN, 1898 209 131. ABIAL LATHROP TO ATTORNEY GENERAL, APRIL 18,1898
210 132. COLUMBIA RECORD, STATE SOVEREIGNTY AND LYNCHING, 1898 211 133.
CHARLESTON NEWS AND COURIER, FEDERAL JURISDICTION, 1898 211 134. GRAND
JURY INDICTMENT IN FRAZIER BAKER CASE, 1898 212 135. LAVINIA BAKER'S
TESTIMONY, 1899 213 136. GEORGE LEGARE, ARGUMENT FOR THE DEFENSE IN THE
FRAZIER BAKER CASE, 1899 215 137. ALBERT E. PILLSBURY, "A BRIEF INQUIRY
INTO A FEDERAL REMEDY FOR LYNCHING," 1902 216 138. THOMAS GOODE JONES,
CHARGE TO THE GRAND JURY, OCTOBER 11,1904 218 139. JUDGE THOMAS GOODE
JONES, OPINION IN EX PARTE RIGGINS, 1904 220 140. WOODROW WILSON, "A
STATEMENT TO DIE AMERICAN PEOPLE," JULY 26,1918 222 141. J. E. BOYD TO
PRESIDENT WOODROW WILSON, NOVEMBER 19,1920 223 142. ARA LEE SETTLE OF
ARMSTRONG TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL, WASHINGTON, D.C., TO PRESIDENT WARREN
G. HARDING, JUNE 18,1922 226 11. THE NEW DEAL 229 143. HOWARD KESTER,
"THE MARIANNA, FLORIDA, LYNCHING," NOVEMBER 20,1934 . 229 XLL
CONTENTS 144. WALTER WHITE TO ATTORNEY GENERAL HOMER CUMMINGS, DECEMBER
29,1936 232 145. WALTER WHITE TO ATTORNEY GENERAL HOMER CUMMINGS,
JANUARY 5, 1937 . 234 146. ELEANOR ROOSEVELT TO STEVEN EARLY, AUGUST
8,1935 234 147. HOWARD KESTER, "LYNCHING BY BLOW TORCH," APRIL 13,1937
235 148. VICTOR W. ROTNEM, "THE FEDERAL CIVIL RIGHT 'NOT TO BE
LYNCHED,'" FEBRUARY 1943 238 149. JUSTICE WILLIAM O. DOUGLAS, OPINION OF
THE U.S. SUPREME COURT, IN SCREWS V. UNITED STATES, 1945 241 150. ALBERT
HARRIS JR., AFFIDAVIT, AUGUST 29,1946 243 151. THERON L. CAUDLE TO
MALCOLM LEFARGUE, MARCH 5,1947 246 152. MALCOLM LEFARGUE TO THERON L.
CAUDLE, MARCH 11,1947 247 153. TURNER L. SMITH MEMORANDUM TO THERON L.
CAUDLE, MARCH 17,1947 248 12. HIGH-TECH LYNCHINGS , 249 154. JESSIE LEE
SAMMONS STATEMENT, GREENVILLE, S.C., FEBRUARY 19,1947 249 155. REBECCA
WEST, "OPERA IN GREENVILLE," 1947 253 156. WILLIAM BRADFORD HUIE, "THE
SHOCKING STORY OF APPROVED KILLING IN MISSISSIPPI," JANUARY 24,1956 255
157. ST. JOHN BARRETT TO BROOKS AND KEHOE, DECEMBER 21,1959 257 158.
RICHARD MAXWELL BROWN, "THE IDEOLOGY OF VIGILANTISM," 1969 261 159.
RICHARD MAXWELL BROWN, "LEGAL AND BEHAVIORAL PERSPECTIVES ON AMERICAN
VIGILANTISM," 1971 265 160. SUPREME COURT OF ALABAMA, OPINION IN HENRY
F. HAYS V. STATE OF ALABAMA, 1985 267 161. CLARENCE THOMAS, "FURTHER
TESTIMONY OF HON. CLARENCE THOMAS, OF GEORGIA, TO BE ASSOCIATE JUSTICE
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