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Long, Mason, 1842-1903: Save the Girls (Fort Wayne, IN: M.` Long, 1883) (multiple formats at Indiana)Online Books by
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Long, Mason, 1842-1903: The life of Mason Long, the converted gambler. (Fort Wayne, Ind., 1882) (page images at HathiTrust) Long, Mason, 1842-1903: The life of Mason Long, the converted gambler. Being a record of his experience as a white slave; a soldier in the Union army; a professional gambler; a patron of the turf; a variety theater and minstrel manager; and, finally, a convert to the Murphy cause, and to the gospel of Christ. (Donnelley, Loyd, & Co., printers, 1878) (page images at HathiTrust) Long, Mason, 1842-1903: The life of Mason Long : the converted gambler ; Being a record of his experience as a white slave ; a soldier in the Union Army ; a professional gambler ; a patron of the turf ; a variety theater and minstrel manager ; and, finally, a convert to the Murphy cause, and to the gospel of Christ (M. Long, 1882) (page images at HathiTrust) Long, Mason, 1842-1903: The life of Mason Long : the converted gambler ; being a record of his experience as a white slave; a soldier in the Union Army; a professional gambler; a patron of the turf; a variety theater and minstrel manager; and, finally, a convert to the Murphy cause, and to the gospel of Christ (M. Long, 1887) (page images at HathiTrust) Long, Mason, 1842-1903: The life of Mason Long, the converted gambler : being a record of his experience as a white slave, a soldier in the Union Army, a professional gambler, a patron of the turf, a variety theater and minstrel manager, and finally, a convert to the Murphy cause and to the Gospel of Christ (M. Long, 1883) (page images at HathiTrust) Long, Mason, 1842-1903: The life of Mason Long : the converted gambler ; being a record of his experience as a white slave ; a soldier in the Union Army ; a professional gambler ; a patron of the turf ; a variety theater and minstrel manager ; and, finally, a convert to the Murphy cause, and to the gospel of Christ (M. Long, 1887) (page images at HathiTrust) Long, Mason, 1842-1903: Save the girls. (M. Long, 1888) (page images at HathiTrust)See also what's at your library, or elsewhere.
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