Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Mr. Brown” in chapter 3.46, page 301 of James Redpath, The Public Life of Captain John Brown:
...aignment should be made, and this question could then be considered.
The Court ordered the indictment to be read, so that the prisoner could plead guilty or not guilty, and it would then consider Mr. Brown 's request.
The indictment was now read, and each of the prisoners pleaded Not Guilty, and demanded to have separate trials.
One incident of this scene is so revolting, that I must record it in ...
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