“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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With General Crook in the Indian Wars by Captain John G. Bourke
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