The life, trial, confession and execution of Albert W. Hicks
Subtitle: pirate and murderer
By: executed on Bedloe's Island ... on the 13th of July, 1860, for the murder of Capt. Burr [and] Smith and Oliver Watts, on board the oyster sloop E.A. Johnson. Containing the history of his life (written by himself) ... With a full account of his piracies, murders, mutinies, high-way robberies, etc., comprising the particulars of nearly one hundred murders! To which is added the account of his arrest, imprisonment, trial ad execution. Also, his phrenological character, as described by L.N. Fowler ...
Publisher: R.M. De Witt
Published: 1860
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 66
Other titles: Trial and confession of Albert W. Hicks.
Notes: Running title: The trial and confession of Albert W. Hicks, the pirate.

Trial in U.S. Circuit Court for the Southern District of New York, commencing May 18, 1860, for piracy.

"The Confession [p. 39-66] was made ... to me and Mr. G.W. Clackner, he writing down the statement ... [with corrections]"--Letter to New York times, July 12, 1860, signed: Lorenzo De Angelis.