a brief history of us concentration camps

Yeatman of the Western Sanitary Commission after visiting one such camp near Natchez, Mississippi in 1863. ... One camp near Natchez, Mississippi held as many as 4,000 black refugees in the summer of 1863; by fall 2,000 had already perished, most of them children infected with smallpox and..

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mississippi death row inmate who claimed racial bias wins new

Supreme Court tossed out Friday the conviction of Mississippi death row inmate who claimed prosecutor removed black jurors from the last of his six trials in the killings of group of furniture store workers.. ... Otherwise, the opinion distorts our legal standards, ignores the record, and..

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