Alan Taylor has a fantastic story in his War of 1812 book about British troops in the Chesapeake going back with their formerly enslaved guide to find his family and the British officers holding back the plantation owner while their comrade kicked in doors looking for his kids.

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Huh, I guess I'll have to be reduced to being called slurs in the grocery store and at gas stations. The MAGAs where I live are anything but shrinking violets.

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