Trial of John Fox, for the Murder of John Henry
Fredonian and Daily New-Brunswicker Office
1856
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The court testimony from the Trial of John Fox, for the murder of John Henry.
- Trial of John Fox, for the Murder of John Henry, at the Special Term of the Middlesex over and Terminer, at New-Brunswick, N.J., May, 1856, Containing the Testimony of the Witnesses, the Speeches of the Counsel, the Charge to the Jury by Judge Vredenbergh, the Verdict, and the Sentence of the Prisoner.
- New-Brunswick: Fredonian and Daily New-Brunswicker Office, 1856.
- [1], 52, 16, [I] pages.
"Fox murdered Henry in New Brunswick by cutting his throat and leaving the body so that it froze in the ice. He revealed his guilt by knowing too much before the crime was discovered." [McDade]
Found guilty, he was sentenced to death by hanging.
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GoodFaint rubber stamp on title page.
Upper hinge of first and last page just starting.
Errata at base of last page.
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