...and call for a bucket of water. If a dipper or gourd was brought it was declined, and the bucketful of water demanded. As if consumed by raging thirst,...not easily forgotten or likely to be disregarded. IV. THE DECLINE. FOR a while after the reorganization of the Klan, those concerned for its welfare...

...and call for a bucket of water. If a dipper or gourd was brought it was declined, and the bucketful of water demanded. As if consumed by raging thirst,...not easily forgotten or likely to be disregarded. IV. THE DECLINE. FOR a while after the reorganization of the Klan, those concerned for its welfare...

...he desired him to hold his horse. Not daring to refuse, the frightened African extended his hand to grasp the rein. As he did so, the Ku Klux took his...circumstances such devices are unjustifiable. But in the pe- J culiar state of things then existing they served a good purpose. It was not only better to deter...

...he desired him to hold his horse. Not daring to refuse, the frightened African extended his hand to grasp the rein. As he did so, the Ku Klux took his...forgotten or likely to be disregarded. Under ordinary M circumstances such devices are unjustifiable. But in the peculiar state of things then existing they...

...was returned to the amazed negro with the remark : * That 's good. It's the first drink of water I've had since I was killed at Shiloh.' Then a few words...counsel as to future behavior made an impression not likely to be disregarded" (Lester and Wilson, The Ku-Klux Klan, pp. 98-99). got into a huddle, just...

...returned to the amazed negro with the remark : ' That 's good. It 's the first drink of water I "ve had since I was killed at Shiloh.' Then a few words...counsel as to future behavior made an impression not likely to be disregarded " (Lester and Wilson, The Ku-Klux Klan, pp. 98-99). got into a huddle, just...

...dipper or gourd was brought it was declined, and the bucketful of water demanded. As if consumed in raging thirst, the horseman grasped it and pressed...an impression not easily forgotten or likely to be disregarded.1 The Ku Klux Klan lasted for three years; it disbanded as quietly and as quickly as it...

...raging thirst the horseman grasped it and pressed it to his lips. He held it there till every drop of water was poured into a gum or oiled sack concealed...not easily forgotten or likely to be disregarded." Written warnings were often used. These bore rude drawings of skulls and crossed bones, pistols and...