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the Maungatapu murders and other grisly crimes

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Publisher
A.H. & W.W. Reed
Language
English
Pages
190

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Subjects
Trials (Murder)
People
Richard Burgess (1829-1866)
Places
New Zealand

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Confessions of Richard Burgess: the Maungatapu murders and other grisly crimes
1983, A.H. & W.W. Reed
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Edition Notes

Maps on lining papers.

Includes bibliographical references

Published in
Wellington
Other Titles
The Maungatapu murders and other grisly crimes

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Library of Congress
HV6535N45 C65 1983

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Pagination
v, 190 p., p24] p. of plates :
Number of pages
190

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL21259364M
ISBN 10
058901609

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