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Broadside: An account of the conduct and execution of James Winter, who underwent the awful sentence of the law at Chelmsford, on Monday, the 10th of December, 1827, for the murder of Mr. Thomas Patrick, at the Yorkshire Grey Public-House, Colchester

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Broadside: An account of the conduct and execution of James Winter, who underwent the awful sentence of the law at Chelmsford, on Monday, the 10th of December, 1827, for the murder of Mr. Thomas Patrick, at the Yorkshire Grey Public-House, Colchester

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Title Broadside: An account of the conduct and execution of James Winter, who underwent the awful sentence of the law at Chelmsford, on Monday, the 10th of December, 1827, for the murder of Mr. Thomas Patrick, at the Yorkshire Grey Public-House, Colchester
Date 1827
Time Period 19th century
Description Broadside detailing the execution of James Winter for the murder of Thomas Patrick on December 10, 1827 in Colchester, England. Includes a woodcut illustration of the execution.
General Subject Area Crime
Extent 1 broadside (14.5 x 4.5 inches)
Institution Kent State University
Repository Special Collections and Archives
Finding aid title Finding Aid for the British Criminal Broadsides collection
Access Rights This digital object is owned by Kent State University and may be protected by U.S. Copyright law (Title 17, USC). Please include proper citation and credit for use of this item. Use in publications or productions is prohibited without written permission from Kent State University. Please contact the Department of Special Collections and Archives for more information.
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Format of Original document
Subject Capital Punishment
Murder, General
Provenance British Criminal Broadsides collection
Genre/Format broadsides
Geographical Location United Kingdom. England

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