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Affidavit in Young v. Littler, [Law papers].

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Affidavit in Young v. Littler, [Law papers].

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Summary: Young sued Littler for $1,000 for assault and battery. The fight occurred on Young's property after Littler claimed that a hog belonged to him. Littler, represented by Lincoln, pleaded self-defense and claimed that Young had tried to assault him with a gun and a club. Young died, and his attorney abated the case.

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01/01/1850

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Littler, Edwin (Signer)

Craig, Samuel

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Library of Congress

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