Bingham Bulletin | 1925-02-27 | Page 6 | "Lynch Laue" american Term |

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Date	1925-02-27
Paper	Bingham Bulletin
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Article Title	"Lynch Laue" american Term
Type	article
Date	1925-02-27
Paper	Bingham Bulletin
Page	6
OCR Text	Show "Lynch Late" American Term Tbe term "lynch law," says the Kansas City Star, Is said to be derived from the on me of Churles Lynch (1726-17IMI). a putrlot Virginian, who, In company with Robert Adams and Thomas Calloway, undertook to inflict in-flict summitry punishment on outlaws and Tories during the war of the Revolution. Rev-olution. These punishments were limited lim-ited to flogging and banishment. The origin of this term, however, Is In doubt
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