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courageous deeds

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Byline: Peter Elson reports IF EVER there was a case of a dark past catching up with aman and besmirching his courageous deeds, it was the intriguing case of Eric Hamilton-Piercy.
Byline: By Adam Smith COURAGEOUS deeds of police and civilians were acclaimed at a ceremony attended by the top brass from West Midlands Police.
The author's interest in his topic is obvious as he describes the lives and courageous deeds of those unsung heroes who aided more than 100,000 slaves to escape in the years before the Civil War.
 
 
 
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