The Bye Bye Man: And Other Strange-But-True Tales of the United States of America
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There is no evidence that James Brown killed anyone except James M. Foster, but letters exchanged between law enforcement, prison, and asylum officials contain several references to him as “a very dangerous man.” (Letter from U.S. Marshal’s office Massachusetts District to Dr. W. W. Godding, June 23, 1885[?].) The official correspondence does not go into details but Warden E. J. Russell states that Brown was a danger to other inmates and that he did not want to be responsible for him.
Massac...husetts State Prison, Warden’s Office, Charlestown, Mass. Feb. 7, 1887.
Genl. N. P. Banks, U.S. Marshal, Dear Sir: Yours with a letter from Dr. W.W. Godding was received today—Is it not possible that the order returning James Brown can be revoked or that he can be sent to some other prison?
His often expressed hatred of Massachusetts and all of its officers from the Governer [sic] down makes me think that this prison would be more likely to excite him than one where the surroundings are new— I speak from the information which is at hand as he never was under my charge as Warden—but I cannot help saying that I do not think it safe to put him into the Shops with other men as there is a greater fear of Brown’s treachery among the men than the officers of the prison—Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is no evidence that James Brown killed anyone except James M. Foster, but letters exchanged between law enforcement, prison, and asylum officials contain several references to him as “a very dangerous man.” (Letter from U.S. Marshal’s office Massachusetts District to Dr. W. W. Godding, June 23, 1885[?].) The official correspondence does not go into details but Warden E. J. Russell states that Brown was a danger to other inmates and that he did not want to be responsible for him.
Massac...husetts State Prison, Warden’s Office, Charlestown, Mass. Feb. 7, 1887.
Genl. N. P. Banks, U.S. Marshal, Dear Sir: Yours with a letter from Dr. W.W. Godding was received today—Is it not possible that the order returning James Brown can be revoked or that he can be sent to some other prison?
His often expressed hatred of Massachusetts and all of its officers from the Governer [sic] down makes me think that this prison would be more likely to excite him than one where the surroundings are new— I speak from the information which is at hand as he never was under my charge as Warden—but I cannot help saying that I do not think it safe to put him into the Shops with other men as there is a greater fear of Brown’s treachery among the men than the officers of the prison—Mr.
What to read after The Bye Bye Man: And Other Strange-But-True Tales of the United States of America?
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Guest 2 months ago
Don't know what people are talking about. You guys are too nitpicky because I found it a good read. But hey. To each their own I guess.
Guest 3 years ago
This book isn't the best nor is it the worst, just not personally one I got into, though the comment section is entertaining
Guest 5 years ago
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Stop swearing On here please be responsible please
Guest 5 years ago
You wont be laughing when your dead, the peepee poopoo man
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Yes please
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heyum everyone can u pls stop swearing on here
killewolf01027 5 years ago
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Guest 6 years ago
too many words
Guest 6 years ago
I think that you should read vampire books insteadWrite Review:
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