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Hence, Governor Vance sent a special messenger to the chief executive of Kentucky redemanding the alleged fugitive from justice.

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'Then the money's gone!' he summed up; and this was the signal for redemanding explanations.

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'Then the money's gone!' he summed up; and this was the signal for redemanding explanations.

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'Then the money's gone!' he summed up; and this was the signal for redemanding explanations.

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General Gilmore replied by redemanding the surrender of the forts.

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The compensation, of which Leo X., on redemanding the abolition of the

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Rome, complaining of the breach, and redemanding all the territories belonging to the Volsci, of which they had been violently dispossessed; declaring war in case of refusal.

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