The Life and Dying Declaration of Martin Richard Kehoe (As Written by Himself) [Microform] Who Suffered the Extreme Penalty of the Law, by Hanging at Toronto Jail, Monday, December 4Th, 1854, for the Alleged Murder of His Wife Ellen Kehoe

Written in his own words before his execution, Martin Richard Kehoe's life and dying declaration chronicles his life up until his conviction for the murder of his wife. This compelling document provides a unique window into the criminal justice system of the 19th century and the mental and emotional state of a convicted felon facing execution.

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