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On-site auction of the contents of The Briars in Natchez, Mississippi, where Jefferson Davis was married

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The Contents Of The Briars, An Historic Estate Home In Natchez, Miss , Will Be Sold On-Site, Oct 7

The Contents Of The Briars, An Historic Estate Home In Natchez, Miss , Will Be Sold On-Site, Oct 7
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The contents of The Briars, an historic estate home in Natchez, Mississippi, will be auctioned on-site, October 7th

The contents of The Briars, an historic estate home in Natchez, Mississippi, will be auctioned on-site, October 7th
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Space Command reversal, high school mascots, TB: Down in Alabama

Space Command reversal, high school mascots, TB: Down in Alabama
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Controversial statues removed, destroyed around the U S

In the wake of growing Black Lives Matter demonstrations around the United States, protesters in a growing number of states have been toppling and beheading statues of Confederate Army soldiers and generals, and other prominent figures in history with racist ties, located in their cities. From Boston to Richmond to St. Paul, statues of famous racists including Gen. Robert E. Lee and Confederate States President Jefferson Davis - as well as Christopher Columbus - are either being removed by the city or destroyed altogether.

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