The Sickles-Tragedy

"The Sickles-Tragedy." New York Saturday Press. (1859-3-15).

Type

newspaper

Genre

commentary

Abstract

Disbelief over the degredation Mrs. Sickles has absorbed for having an affair. Meanwhile, her husband is unchecked for murdering his wife's paramour.

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