“No, because
I reckon I hanged them too.”—Hangman George Maledon "The Prince of Hangmen" (with 60 death sentences to
his name) on whether he was haunted by his victims’ ghosts.
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Over the Chihuahua and Santa Fe trails, 1847-1848: George Rutledge Gibson's Journal
George Rutledge was born in Virginia around 1810. He later studied law and opened a law office in Vincennes, Indiana, in 1834. During the ...
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This is the 1915 follow-up to her first compendium of letters home Letters of a Woman Homesteader [1914.] [Reviewed in-depth here. ] Thi...
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If you don't know James Reasoner, you're in for a treat, if you do know him and his work, well, it's still mighty enlighteni...
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