Lives & Memoirs
Autobiography of Jesse H. Pomeroy
Jesse Pomeroy
1875
3h 35m
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He was sentenced to hang at fourteen, and instead spent some forty years alone in a stone cell, very likely the longest solitary confinement in American history. Pomeroy's own account of the crimes that horrified Boston and of the punishment that followed is the self-defence of a man with unlimited time and no gift whatever for remorse.
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10 chapters
- 1Section 120m
- 2Section 226m
- 3Section 327m
- 4Section 425m
- 5Section 521m
- 6Section 622m
- 7Section 722m
- 8Section 818m
- 9Section 919m
- 10Section1015m
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