Argument of William H. Seward in Defence of Abel F. Fitch and Others Under an Indictment for ...
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Publication
1851 - Derby & Miller
Word Count
15,250 words, Guess
Page Count
61 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL20544699M
- OCLC Control Number3712466
- OCLC Control Number1029911140
- Internet Archiveargumentwilliam00sewagoog
- Library of Congress Control Number36007071
Classifications
- LCCKF223.F58 S49 1851b
Description
This trial was the result of a conflict between the Michigan Central Railroad, who refused to pay full value of farmers’ cattle killed by its trains, and farmers in Jackson county who were accused of having sabotaged the railroad in retaliation. There were initially 50 defendants in southern Jackson county, led by Abel Fitch of Michigan Center. Fitch and a couple of others died in prison during the trial. William H. Seward, who would later serve as Lincoln’s Secretary of State, represented the defendants.
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