Part I — The Case Nobody Wanted to Remember
Most stories from the antebellum South survive in ledgers, probate files, or yellowed courthouse minutes, written in the stiff, looping hands of nineteenth-century clerks. But sometimes, an historian stumbles across something that feels too strange, too human, too impossible to fit quietly inside the official record.
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