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He held on to me until I promised him that I would not report him, and then let me go. He told these men that he would Lave killed me if they had not prevented him. As he started away to attend the burying of his nephew's wife, he said to me, 'Now you may go to Perry, ' (the county seat, ) 'and report me if you want; but if you do I'll be d d if I don't kill you. ' At night my wife heard him tell Charles Evart, a freedman, about the scrape, and he said he would have killed me if they had not he...ld him, and he would kill me anyway, if I reported him. I was a slave until freed by the war, but 1 never received snch treatment during all my life as a slave. I waited on officers in the Confed- erate armv from 18^2 until the surrender. The last six monihs 12 I was with Lt. Col. Jones, Georgia Reserves, at Andersonrille. I never received a blow or h;irsh \vord from one of them. I have traveled a great deal before and since the war. I know that the colored people are more brutally treated now thau they were in slavery times.
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He held on to me until I promised him that I would not report him, and then let me go. He told these men that he would Lave killed me if they had not prevented him. As he started away to attend the burying of his nephew's wife, he said to me, 'Now you may go to Perry, ' (the county seat, ) 'and report me if you want; but if you do I'll be d d if I don't kill you. ' At night my wife heard him tell Charles Evart, a freedman, about the scrape, and he said he would have killed me if they had not he...ld him, and he would kill me anyway, if I reported him. I was a slave until freed by the war, but 1 never received snch treatment during all my life as a slave. I waited on officers in the Confed- erate armv from 18^2 until the surrender. The last six monihs 12 I was with Lt. Col. Jones, Georgia Reserves, at Andersonrille. I never received a blow or h;irsh \vord from one of them. I have traveled a great deal before and since the war. I know that the colored people are more brutally treated now thau they were in slavery times.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hamilton W Hamilton Wilcox Pierson to read onlineMoreLess
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