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The proceeds of captured and abandoned property, lodged under law in the National Treasury, were ravished from their place of deposit and sacrificed.
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gutenberg.orgThe proceeds of captured and abandoned property, lodged under law in the National Treasury, were ravished from their place of deposit and sacrificed.
Sumner laments the misappropriation of funds from captured property during the Civil War.
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