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Life, Letters, and Last Conversion of John Caldwell Colt, Who Committed Suicide at the New York City Prison, Nov. 18, 1842, just before the time ... Adams, Printer, on the 18th, Sept., 1841
Anonymous
Paperback. Gale, Making of Modern Law 2012-02-14.
ISBN 9781275081475
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Full Title:Life, Letters, and Last Conversion of John Caldwell Colt, Who Committed Suicide at the New York City Prison, Nov. 18, 1842, just before the time appointed for his execution for the murder of Samuel Adams, Printer, on the 18th, Sept., 1841
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Harvard Law School Library
Published at the Sun Office, Corner of Nassau & Fulton Sts., c.1842
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