The last speech, confession, and dying words, of John Mitchel and John Johnson, who were executed at Carlisle, August 16, 1788, for a burglary and a felony, in the dwelling house of Jane Carruthers, at the Island. in the parish of Abbey-Lanner-Cost, in th
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