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NEED TO FIND YOUR ROOTS?
Name: Britt Cameron Education: don't know much about history ... but I can run a farm with one hand tied behind my back. Hometown: Riverton, Alabama Declaration of Independence: Looks like I'm free -- acquitted of murder. What does that matter, when the good citizens of Riverton consider me guilty? Here in the Mississippi backwoods, no one knows about me ... and this woman, this Anna Rose Palmer, even hired me as her handyman. Folks in these parts think she's an old-maid schooletacher, but the way she looks at a man ... And now I'm bound and determined to go back to Alabama and clear my name -- because that's all I have to offer her....
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