Sam Davis statue dedication honors Tennessee scout hero
Thousands at Capitol Hill Tennessee gather as Gov Patterson accepts a bronze statue of Samuel Davis born 1842 near Murfreesboro. Davis refused to betray war secrets, chose death as a spy after a court martial, while Shaw and Brown faced similar fates. He wrote his mother from Pulaski prison before the hanging, a tale of duty, courage, and ultimate sacrifice.
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