Sermons collected by Thomas M. C. Bram while at the Massachusetts State Prison at Charlestown (1898-1907) under sentence of life imprisonment for the murder on the high-seas, July 14, 1896, of Charles I. Nash, Master of the Barkentine, the "Herbert Fuller," and of his wife Laura A. Nash, 1898-1921.

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Sermons collected by Thomas M. C. Bram while at the Massachusetts State Prison at Charlestown (1898-1907) under sentence of life imprisonment for the murder on the high-seas, July 14, 1896, of Charles I. Nash, Master of the Barkentine, the "Herbert Fuller," and of his wife Laura A. Nash, 1898-1921.

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Contains handwritten drafts of sermons by convicted murderer Thomas M. C. Bram. Also includes correspondence from Thomas M. C. Bram to his attorneys, the President of the United States, Asa P. French, United States Attorney, Boston, Massachusetts regarding his parole and pardon. The last letter states that the true murderer left a dying confession exonerating Bram fully.

1 v. ; 27.5 x 21 cm.

Harvard Law School Library Langdell Hall Cambridge, MA 02138

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Harvard Law School Library Langdell Hall Cambridge, MA 02138

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