Confession of Charles French, an Irish youth, executed at York, Upper Canada, for the murder of Edward Nowlan at the play-house, on the 4th of June 1828, where they had met to see the play of Tom & Jerry
together with a true statement, made by French to the Rev. Mr. Reynolds, who attended him in his dying moments : also the petition of upwards of 1100 of the inhabitants of York for a pardon.
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1828 - Printed by S. Shade, York, Upper Canada, Ontario
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English
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- Open LibraryOL6721586M
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- LCCKE228.F74 C66 1828
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Trials (Murder)Trials, litigationTrials (Murder) -- Ontario -- TorontoFrench, Charles, d. 1828 -- Trials, litigation, etc
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Charles French (d. 1828)
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