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Lewis, Leon. The Facts Concerning the Eight Condemned Leaders . Greenport, NY: Leon Lewis, 1887. [format: book], [genre: narrative; proceedings]. Permission: Public domain
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The Facts Concerning the Eight Condemned Leaders. 1. — They are Innocent. 2. — They were Entitled to an Impartial Jury. 3. — The Jury was Illegal. 4. — Such Jurors have been again and again declared by the Supreme Court of Illinois to be Incompetent. 5. — They were Illegally Convicted. 6. — The third Juror was infamously corrupt, tainted, incompetent and illegal. 7. — The eleventh Juror was as tainted as the third. 8. — The Jury was summoned illegally. 9. — The Meeting at the Haymarket was a strictly legal Meeting. 10. — The Killing of Degan not Murder. 11. — The Police as the Aggressors in the Haymarket Tragedy, are solely and entirely responsible for it. 12. — The Accused are the Victims of a hellish Conspiracy. 13. — The Accused had nothing whatever to do with the Throwing of the Haymarket Bomb. 14. — The Accused have never been guilty of Violence nor counselled it. 15. — The Accused are the Prophets and Apostles of a great and glorious Change. 16. — The utter Falsity and Illegality of Judge Gary's Rulings. 17. — Judge Gary's Substitution of Fiction for Fact. 18. — Gilmer's Perjury. 19. — Thompson's Perjury. 20. — The deep and suspicions Darkness in which the whole Affair is still enveloped. 21. — Grinnell's False Pretences. 22. — Capt. Schaack's Confessed Infamy. 23. — The Violation of the Fourth Amendment of the Constitution. 24. — The whole Prosecution is an Imposture, Fraud, and Pretense.

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