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HUTTON, Peregrine and HULL, Morris Ne B.

"The life and confession of Peregrine Hutton, who, with
his companion, Morris Ne Be Hull, was executed in Balti-
more on July 14, 1820 for robbing the mail and murdering
the driver; to which are subjoined several interesting
letters; all written by himself when under the sentence
of death and revised by a friend, Baltimore, printed and
Sold by Benjamin ides, 1820 (copyNew York Public Library)
20 pages. Hutton and Hull twice tried to rob the mail
coach and decided upon one more attempt. Hutton made
Hull agree to murder the driver should ke recognize him,
After they had secured the money they deliberately mur-~
dered the driver, thinking they had been recopgized,"
LO7 McDABE 118,

"A true and correct account of the confession of Peregrine
Hutton, before Judge Bland, and the one at the time of his

HUTTON, Peregrine and HULL, Morris N. B.

"The life and confession of Peregrine Hutton, who, with
his companion, Morris N. Be Hull, was executed in Balti-
more on July 1), 1820 for robbing the mail and murdering
the driver; to which are subjoined several interesting
letters; all written by himself when under the Sentence
of death and revised by 4 friend. Baltimore 9 printed and
sold by Benjamin ides, 1820 (copyNew York Public Library)
20 pages. Hutton and Hull twice tried to rob the mail
coach and decided upon one more attempt. Hutton made
Hull agree to murder the driver should he recognize hime
After they had secured the money they deliberately mur-
dered the driver, thinking they had been recogpized,"

L97 McDaBE 118,

"A true and correct account of the confession of Peregrine
Hutton, before Judge Bland, and the one at the time of his

HUTTON, Peregrine and HULL, Morris N. B.

Baltimore, printed and
jamin ides, 1820 (copyNew York Public Library)

Hutton and Hull twice tried to ri

"A true and correct account of the confession of Peregrine
Hutton, before Judge Bland, and the one at the time of his



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