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Patrick Brode, a Windsor lawyer, has written a book about John Anderson, the runaway slave who killed a man to get his freedom and then faced extradition
Patrick Brode, a Windsor lawyer, has written a book about John Anderson, the runaway slave who killed a man to get his freedom and then faced extradition

Patrick Brode, a Windsor lawyer, has written a book about John Anderson, the runaway slave who killed a man to get his freedom and then faced extradition

Date11/22/1989
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  • Patrick Brode, a Windsor lawyer, has written a book about John Anderson, the runaway slave who killed a man to get his freedom and then faced extradition
  • Patrick Brode; a Windsor lawyer; has written a book about John Anderson; the runaway slave who killed a man to get his freedom and then faced extradition.
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Original Toronto Star caption: Patrick Brode; a Windsor lawyer; has written a book about John Anderson; the runaway slave who killed a man to get his freedom and then faced extradition.
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      Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0099391F
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