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Manuel Pereira; Or, The Sovereign Rule of South Carolina

Chapter 13 LITTLE GEORGE, THE CAPTAIN, AND MR. GRIMSHAW.

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had placed matters in their proper light before the public. The Captain reported and left his manifest at the custom

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Manuel Pereira; Or, The Sovereign Rule of South Carolina
Manuel Pereira; Or, The Sovereign Rule of South Carolina
F. Colburn Adams Literature
“Manuel Pereira; Or, The Sovereign Rule of South Carolina by F. Colburn Adams”
1 Chapter 1 THE UNLUCKY SHIP.2 Chapter 2 THE SECOND STORM.3 Chapter 3 THE CHARLESTON POLICE.4 Chapter 4 THE JANSON IN THE OFFING.5 Chapter 5 ARRIVAL OF THE JANSON.6 Chapter 6 A NEW DISH OF SECESSION.7 Chapter 7 A FEW POINTS OF THE LAW.8 Chapter 8 THE PROSPECT DARKENING.9 Chapter 9 THE SHERIFF'S OFFICE.10 Chapter 10 THE OLD JAIL.11 Chapter 11 MANUEL PEREIRA COMMITTED.12 Chapter 12 PLEA OF JUST CONSIDERATION AND MISTAKEN CONSTANCY OF THE LAWS.13 Chapter 13 LITTLE GEORGE, THE CAPTAIN, AND MR. GRIMSHAW.14 Chapter 14 LITTLE TOMMY AND THE POLICE.15 Chapter 15 THE NEXT MORNING, AND THE MAYOR'S VERDICT.16 Chapter 16 EMEUTE AMONG THE STEWARDS.17 Chapter 17 THE CAPTAIN'S INTERVIEW WITH MR. GRIMSHAW.18 Chapter 18 COPELAND'S RELEASE, AND MANUEL'S CLOSE CONFINEMENT.19 Chapter 19 IMPRISONMENT OF JOHN PAUL, AND JOHN BAPTISTE PAMERLIE.20 Chapter 20 GEORGE THE SECESSIONIST, AND HIS FATHER'S SHIPS.21 Chapter 21 A SINGULAR RECEPTION.22 Chapter 22 THE HABEAS CORPUS.23 Chapter 23 THE CAPTAIN'S DEPARTURE AND MANUEL'S RELEASE.24 Chapter 24 MANUEL'S ARRIVAL IN NEW YORK.25 Chapter 25 THE SCENE OF ANGUISH.