Memoir of the Extraordinary Life and Wonderful Conversion of an Infidel, Atheistical Reformer, Who Was Executed at Chester April 15, 1820, for Shooting Mr. Birch, of Stockport, Written By Himself While Under Sentence of Death, Revised By the Rev. J. H.

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Memoir of the Extraordinary Life and Wonderful Conversion of an Infidel, Atheistical Reformer, Who Was Executed at Chester April 15, 1820, for Shooting Mr. Birch, of Stockport, Written By Himself While Under Sentence of Death, Revised By the Rev. J. H.

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Disbound pamphlet, no title page. Preface and text complete. ii-iv, 51pp. Last page separated from binding. First leaf missing, i-ii.

Title: Memoir of the Extraordinary Life and Wonderful Conversion of an Infidel, Atheistical Reformer, Who Was Executed at Chester April 15, 1820, for Shooting Mr. Birch, of Stockport, Written By Himself While Under Sentence of Death, Revised By the Rev. J. H.

Author Name: M'GHINNESS, Jacob

Categories: Religion, Philosophy, Metaphysics, Police, Crime & Criminology,

Publisher: Manchester, 1820

Binding: Unbound

Book Condition: About VG

Type: Booklet

Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall

Seller ID: 10901

Keywords: RELIGION MURDER EXECUTION

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Memoir of the Extraordinary Life and Wonderful Conversion of an Infidel, Atheistical Reformer, Who Was Executed at Chester April 15, 1820, for Shooting Mr. Birch, of Stockport, Written By Himself While Under Sentence of Death, Revised By the Rev. J. H.

Memoir of the Extraordinary Life and Wonderful Conversion of an Infidel, Atheistical Reformer, Who Was Executed at Chester April 15, 1820, for Shooting Mr. Birch, of Stockport, Written By Himself While Under Sentence of Death, Revised By the Rev. J. H.