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A warning voice from a penitent convict : the life, hardships, and dreadful sufferings of Charles Adolphus King who was tried at Liverpool Assizes for returning from transportation. : With an affecting speech he made to the judge, imploring him to hang him, instead of sending him to Norfolk Isle, and the manner of treating run-away convicts, with a copy of verses

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Type: Rare Books(Opens in new tab)
Publication date: 1956.
Call number: 498844
Creator: King, Charles Adolphus (1818-)(Opens in new tab)
Dimensions: 22 cm
Associated people: Fox, C. A. O.,; Lasell, Eldridge L.,; Lasell, Diane L.,; Lasell, David,; Lasell, Diane L.,; Iltis, Sarah Lasell,; Iltis, Ron,
Associated organizations: Birt's Wholesale Song and Book Warehouse,; Swansea Printers Limited,
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