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Plea, Replication in Johnson v. Hardy, [Law papers].

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Plea, Replication in Johnson v. Hardy, [Law papers].

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Summary: Hardy accused Johnson of stealing $215 while they were on a ship in the harbor at San Francisco, California. Johnson sued Hardy in an action of slander and requested $500 in damages. Hardy retained Lincoln and pleaded not guilty. The jury found for Johnson and awarded $50 in damages.

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Date

1870 - 1890

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Lincoln, Abraham (Author)

Thorton, attny (Author)

Moulton, attny (Author)

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Library of Congress

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