When Henry Moon's horse breaks down while attempting to flee to Mexico, he is apprehended by a posse and charged with a capital penalty. According to a post-Civil War legislation, any single or widowed woman might marry him and save him from the gallows.
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When Henry Moon's horse breaks down while attempting to flee to Mexico, he is apprehended by a posse and charged with a capital penalty. According to a post-Civil War legislation, any single or widowed woman might marry him and save him from the gallows.
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