Trial of Anton Probst for the murder of Christopher Dearing and family, at Philadelphia, April 25, 1866 : as well as his two confessions /

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• Official report of the trial of Anton Probst : for the murder of Christopher Dearing, at Philadelphia, April 25, 1866, as well as his two confessions, one made on May 6th, to his spiritual adviser, the other on May 7th, 1866, to his counsel : wherein he acknowledges to have killed the entire family of eight persons and the manner in which he done it : to which is added a history of his previous life, as well as an account of his last hours and execution /
  by: Probst, Anton, 1842-1866
  Published: (1866)
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