The Life, last words and dying speech of Dirick Grout, a Dutchman, of New-York state, aged 36; and Francis Coven, a Frenchman, belonging to Marseilles, aged 22; who were executed this day, pursuant to their sentence, for the crime of burglary. Thursday, October 28, 1784

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The work The Life, last words and dying speech of Dirick Grout, a Dutchman, of New-York state, aged 36; and Francis Coven, a Frenchman, belonging to Marseilles, aged 22; who were executed this day, pursuant to their sentence, for the crime of burglary. Thursday, October 28, 1784 represents a distinct intellectual or artistic creation found in Union Presbyterian Seminary Libraries. This resource is a combination of several types including: Work, Language Material, Books.

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The Life, last words and dying speech of Dirick Grout, a Dutchman, of New-York state, aged 36; and Francis Coven, a Frenchman, belonging to Marseilles, aged 22; who were executed this day, pursuant to their sentence, for the crime of burglary. Thursday, October 28, 1784

Contributor

• Coven, Francis, 1761 or 2-1784
• Grout, Dirick, 1747 or 8-1784

Subject

• Broadsides
• Burglary -- Massachusetts
• Coven, Francis, 1761 or 2-1784
• Crime -- Massachusetts | Boston
• Executions and executioners -- Massachusetts | Boston
• Grout, Dirick, 1747 or 8-1784

Genre

• Broadsides

Language

eng

Member of

• Early American imprints, First series, no. 44543

Additional physical form

Microform version available in the Readex Early American Imprints series.

Cataloging source

MWA

Citation location within source

• B5907
• 44543
• 2385

Citation source

• Bristol
• Shipton & Mooney
• Ford, W.C. Broadsides

Index

no index present

Literary form

non fiction