An analysis, or outline, of the life and character of Josiah Burnham
Subtitle: who was sentenced to death, at the Supreme Court, holden at Plymouth, on the 4th Tuesday of May, 1806,--and whose execution was to have taken place at Haverhill, the 15th of July following, but reprieved by His Excellency the governor, with advice of the Hon. Council, to the 12th of August; for the murder of Russell Freeman and Joseph Starkweather,--which occurrence took place, at Haverhill gaol, on the 17th of December, 1805
By: Communicated by himself. ; [Two lines from Job] ; (Copy-right secured.).
Contributors: Davis, Moses, 1777-1808, printer
Publisher: Printed by Moses Davis. (Price, 1 dol. per doz. 12 1-2 cents single.)
Published: 1806
Place of publication: Hanover, N.H
Language: eng
Number of pages: 11
Subjects: Last words; Murder; Prison homicide; Executions and executioners
Other titles: Life and character of Josiah Burnham.
Notes: Caption title: Life and character of Josiah Burnham.

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