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- Things That Must Die
- Somewhere Over the Rainbow-Israel Kamakawiwo'Ole
- Pioneer Woman
- My Destiny
- Blueberries with Wings
- Eggzactly Right
- High Tide
- Joegate
- Old Combine at Sunset
- Cow #189
- I'm Off to Join the Army
- Ruby - Kenny Rogers and the First Edition
- The Week I Was Born
- How Many of YOU?
- Strange Error Message
- Mr. Sandman - The Chordettes
- Being Irish Means
- Crazy Captcha Codes
- Chew On This Quiz
- Is it just me?
- Just gettin' ready, that's all.
- rodomontade
- Which One Am I?
- Vincent - Chet Atkins & Don McLean
- No Burger for Me Today
- Baby Goat
- Dogged by the law in Pampa
- 100 Days, 100 Nights - Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings
- Sunset in Tennessee
- Hungry Deer
- Absurdly Cool Freebies
- My HJT Log
- Una Paloma Blanca - George Baker Selection
- No Vote IS a Vote!
- We've Lept the Leap
- I would've guessed "Jr. Hi."
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  US President Abraham Lincoln Suspends Habeas Corpus (1861)In law, habeas corpus is a writ ordering that a person be brought before a judge, especially to decide whether a prisoner's detention is lawful. Its suspension means that prisoners can be held indefinitely without being charged. During the US Civil War, President Lincoln suspended habeas corpus to arrest and silence Southern dissenters. A legal battle ensued, and Lincoln prevailed. How was habeas corpus treated in the Confederacy at this time? More... Discuss |
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1 comment:
That's a really cool picture, Mike. Makes me homesick!
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