Born in 1819 into an old Quaker family near Philadelphia, Thomas Dunn English attended schooling in Philadelphia and
The speaker is one of the masses who enjoys the sport of public hangings. He speculates that if hanging were deemed wrong by God, then the clergy would be hanged, ironically, for their part in previous hangings.
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Born in 1819 into an old Quaker family near Philadelphia, Thomas Dunn English attended schooling in Philadelphia and
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