The Crimson Courthouse
Now he stood beneath it, looking up, and saw the noose hanging from the lowest branch. It was not meant for him—not yet. It was a message. A warning. The Mississippi Ku Klux Klan had a way of communicating that required no words. Will turned away. He was twenty-eight years old, third of his name, heir to a family that had owned land and slaves and power in this county since 1835. He was also a...
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