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Page 43
... lived in a modest home on a small farm adjacent to the city of Princeton . His wife was dead , and his household consisted of himself , his oldest son Karl , a younger son Roy , and a teen - aged daugh- ter . Karl , the murderer , was a ...
... lived in a modest home on a small farm adjacent to the city of Princeton . His wife was dead , and his household consisted of himself , his oldest son Karl , a younger son Roy , and a teen - aged daugh- ter . Karl , the murderer , was a ...
Page 69
... lived in the village of Wick , a small hamlet of about twenty - five or thirty houses . Bill Smith , the killer , owned and lived alone on a small farm near the village . It was an oil- producing area , and there were two or three ...
... lived in the village of Wick , a small hamlet of about twenty - five or thirty houses . Bill Smith , the killer , owned and lived alone on a small farm near the village . It was an oil- producing area , and there were two or three ...
Page 181
... lived , hoped , and worked for a time when men would be judged by how they acted and what they said and thought , rather than what they had ; when intellect and conduct , and not birth or fortune , should be the measure of public esteem ...
... lived , hoped , and worked for a time when men would be judged by how they acted and what they said and thought , rather than what they had ; when intellect and conduct , and not birth or fortune , should be the measure of public esteem ...
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Chapter | 11 |
A Patricide | 43 |
Prosecutor Lees Address to the Jury | 54 |
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