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Thisharrow- ing tale of kidnaping and murder was founded on facts, as is averred in a footnote: "Ueber die so eben angefiihrte Tatsache, die sich zu Ende des Jahres 1825 zugetragen, findet man in alien Zeitungen des Mississippi-Staates ausfiihrliche Berichte. Der Name des ungliicklichen Vaters ist beibehalten." Although the date given by Sealsfield appears to be erroneous, the actual event cannot well be questioned, since it was treated as a cause celhhre by newspapers all over the country. The... crime must have occurred in the winter of 1826-27. My collaborator came across the story in the Illinois Intelligencer, Vandalia, August 25, 1827 (XI, No. 21, whole No. 541), where it is given under the title "The Lost Child." The article purports to be reprinted from the Western Magazine and Review, May, 1827. This, however, is a misnomer for the Western Monthly Review, of which further mention will have to be made as a source of Sealsfield. The article appeared in Vol. I, No. 1 (May, 1827) of this short-lived periodical, under the same title.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thisharrow- ing tale of kidnaping and murder was founded on facts, as is averred in a footnote: "Ueber die so eben angefiihrte Tatsache, die sich zu Ende des Jahres 1825 zugetragen, findet man in alien Zeitungen des Mississippi-Staates ausfiihrliche Berichte. Der Name des ungliicklichen Vaters ist beibehalten." Although the date given by Sealsfield appears to be erroneous, the actual event cannot well be questioned, since it was treated as a cause celhhre by newspapers all over the country. The... crime must have occurred in the winter of 1826-27. My collaborator came across the story in the Illinois Intelligencer, Vandalia, August 25, 1827 (XI, No. 21, whole No. 541), where it is given under the title "The Lost Child." The article purports to be reprinted from the Western Magazine and Review, May, 1827. This, however, is a misnomer for the Western Monthly Review, of which further mention will have to be made as a source of Sealsfield. The article appeared in Vol. I, No. 1 (May, 1827) of this short-lived periodical, under the same title.
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