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According to the [[Library of Congress]]:<ref name=papers/>

According to the [[Library of Congress]]:<ref name=papers/>

{{cquote|Although not charged in the conspiracy, Sanders went into exile for several years after the Civil War. Sanders’s sons Reid and Lewis also undertook secret missions for the Confederacy, and Reid’s imprisonment in 1863 by Union authorities at Fort Warren in Boston, Massachusetts, led to his death in 1864.|||George Nicholas Sanders papers, p. 4}}

{{cquote|Although not charged in the conspiracy, Sanders went into exile for several years after the Civil War. Sanders’s sons Reid and Lewis also undertook secret missions for the Confederacy, and Reid’s imprisonment in 1863 by Union authorities at Fort Warren in Boston, Massachusetts, led to his death in 1864.|||George Nicholas Sanders papers, p. 4}}

==References==

==References==