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Lives and Confessions of Zebadiah Payne, the Murderer and Robber of Wm. Coltart; Willis Green Carroll, the Murderer and Robber of Rev. Isaac Lindsey;

Lives and Confessions of Zebadiah Payne, the Murderer and Robber of Wm. Coltart; Willis Green Carroll, the Murderer and Robber of Rev. Isaac Lindsey;

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ISBN10: 1275087736
ISBN13: 9781275087736
Publisher: Gale Making Of Modern Law
Published: Feb 14 2012
Pages: 54
Weight: 0.25
Height: 0.11 Width: 7.44 Depth: 9.69
Language: English

Full Title: Lives and Confessions of Zebadiah Payne, The Murderer and Robber of Wm. Coltart; Willis Green Carroll, The Murderer and Robber of Rev. Isaac Lindsey; and Archibald Kerby, The Pine Mountain Assassin and Murderer of Mrs. Polly Hunter; who were Executed at N

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Cincinnati: Robinson & Jones, Periodical Agents, W.F. Bang & Co., Printers, Republican Banner Office. 1843

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