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Life and bloody career of the executed criminal, James Copeland, the great Southern land pirate
by J. R. S. (James Robert Soda) Pitts
EnglishAdded April 26, 2026
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A work by Pitts, J. R. S. (James Robert Soda) (1832–1920). Topics include: copeland, james, 1823-1857, criminals. Downloaded 474 times on Project Gutenberg.
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Life and bloody career of the executed criminal, James Copeland, the great Southern land pirate by J. R. S. (James Robert Soda) Pitts
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