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...In the winter of 1885-86 the wife of a practicing physician in Memphis, ingood social standing whose name has escaped me, left home, husband andchildren, and ran away with her black coachman...   In the winter of 1885-86 the wife of a practicing physician in Memphis, ingood social standing whose name has escaped me, left home, husband andchildren, and ran away with her black coachmanの読み方
Ida B. Wells-Barnett 「Southern Horrors」

...The doctor moved his family away from Memphis, and is living inanother city under an assumed name...   The doctor moved his family away from Memphis, and is living inanother city under an assumed nameの読み方
Ida B. Wells-Barnett 「Southern Horrors」

...She came to Memphis from her fathers farm, a short distance from Hernando, Miss...   She came to Memphis from her fathers farm, a short  distance from Hernando, Missの読み方
Ida B. Wells-Barnett 「Southern Horrors」

...The very week the "leading citizens" of Memphis were making a spectacle ofthemselves in defense of all white women of every kind, an Afro-American,M...   The very week the leading citizens of Memphis were making a spectacle ofthemselves in defense of all white women of every kind, an Afro-American,Mの読み方
Ida B. Wells-Barnett 「Southern Horrors」

..., and Memphis, Tenn...   , and Memphis, Tennの読み方
Ida B. Wells-Barnett 「Southern Horrors」

...21,Charles Tait, near Memphis, Tenn...   21,Charles Tait, near Memphis, Tennの読み方
Ida B. Wells-Barnett 「The Red Record」

...With only a little more aggravation than that of Smith who quarreled atRoanoke with the market woman, was the assault which operated as theincentive to a most brutal lynching in Memphis, Tenn...   With only a little more aggravation than that of Smith who quarreled atRoanoke with the market woman, was the assault which operated as theincentive to a most brutal lynching in Memphis, Tennの読み方
Ida B. Wells-Barnett 「The Red Record」

...The Public Ledger is one of the oldest evening daily papers in Memphis,and this telegram shows that the intentions of the mob were well knownlong before they were executed...   The Public Ledger is one of the oldest evening daily papers in Memphis,and this telegram shows that the intentions of the mob were well knownlong before they were executedの読み方
Ida B. Wells-Barnett 「The Red Record」

...The Memphis (Tenn...   The Memphis (Tennの読み方
Ida B. Wells-Barnett 「The Red Record」

...She came to Memphis nearly three months ago, and was taken in at the Woman's Refuge in the southern part of the city...   She came to Memphis nearly three months  ago, and was taken in at the Womans Refuge in the southern part of the  cityの読み方
Ida B. Wells-Barnett 「The Red Record」

... By the time the boats had reached Memphis they were side by side, and each exerting itself to get in advance of the other...         By the time the boats had reached Memphis they were side by side, and each      exerting itself to get in advance of the otherの読み方
William Wells Brown 「Clotelle」

..., and also large numbers at Memphis,Tenn...   , and also large numbers at Memphis,Tennの読み方
Booker T. Washington 「The Negro in the South」

..., and to remove his family to Memphis, where he secured a fine place, just outside of the city...   , and to      remove his family to Memphis, where he secured a fine place, just outside      of the cityの読み方
Louis Hughes 「Thirty Years a Slave」

...I went to Memphis, and saw a boat at the landing, called the John Lirozey, a Cincinnati packet...   I went to Memphis, and saw a boat at the landing, called the      John Lirozey, a Cincinnati packetの読み方
Louis Hughes 「Thirty Years a Slave」

...Then I was carried back to Memphis, arriving about one o'clock at night, and, for safe keeping, was put into what was called the calaboose...   Then I was carried      back to Memphis, arriving about one oclock at night, and, for safe      keeping, was put into what was called the calabooseの読み方
Louis Hughes 「Thirty Years a Slave」

...She was to have full charge of the house and continue keeping boarders, as she had been doing in Memphis...   She was to have full charge of the house and continue keeping      boarders, as she had been doing in Memphisの読み方
Louis Hughes 「Thirty Years a Slave」

... After the capture of Memphis by the Union forces, the soldiers were in the habit of making raids into the surrounding country...         After the capture of Memphis by the Union forces, the soldiers were in the      habit of making raids into the surrounding countryの読み方
Louis Hughes 「Thirty Years a Slave」

...Boss had willed the homestead in Memphis to Mrs...   Boss had willed the homestead in Memphis to Mrsの読み方
Louis Hughes 「Thirty Years a Slave」

...Young William McGee and his sister, Miss Cherry, one day went up to Memphis and, to their surprise, were halted by this former servant of their uncle...   Young William McGee and his sister,      Miss Cherry, one day went up to Memphis and, to their surprise, were      halted by this former servant of their uncleの読み方
Louis Hughes 「Thirty Years a Slave」

... It was appropriately the 4th of July when we arrived; and, aside from the citizens of Memphis, hundreds of colored refugees thronged the streets...         It was appropriately the 4th of July when we arrived; and, aside from the      citizens of Memphis, hundreds of colored refugees thronged the streetsの読み方
Louis Hughes 「Thirty Years a Slave」

...Our two soldier rescuers looked us up after we were in Memphis, and seemed truly glad that we had attained our freedom, and that they had been instrumental in it...   Our two soldier rescuers looked us up after we were in      Memphis, and seemed truly glad that we had attained our freedom, and that      they had been instrumental in itの読み方
Louis Hughes 「Thirty Years a Slave」

...After the capture of Memphis by the Union army, the people to whom I belonged fled from their home, leaving their slaves; and the other slaveholders of the neighborhood did the same...   After the capture of Memphis by the      Union army, the people to whom I belonged fled from their home, leaving      their slaves; and the other slaveholders of the neighborhood did the sameの読み方
Louis Hughes 「Thirty Years a Slave」

...She had come to Memphis as I had, because her master's family had fled; and, hearing the call for nurses, had entered the service at once...   She had come to      Memphis as I had, because her masters family had fled; and, hearing the      call for nurses, had entered the service at onceの読み方
Louis Hughes 「Thirty Years a Slave」

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