The life and confessions of Charles E. Jones [electronic resource] : convicted of the murder of Isaac Jackson, a Jew peddlar, at Springfield, Mass., December 7, 1857 : together with an appendix, embracing his trial and the speeches of counsel / written by himself, in prison.

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