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AMERICA'S FIRST SERIAL KILLERS
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CHAPTERS
1. A Dangerous Place

2. America's First Serial Killers

3. Emerging from Turmoil

4. Young Tories

5. Petty Crimes

6. Thieving Cousins

7. Pirates!

8. Dead or Alive

9. Witnesses

10. Killing Ground

11. Biting the Hand that Feeds

12. Cornering Big Harpe

13. Micajah's Head

14. Aftermath

15. Wiley's Plan

16. Off with His Head

17. Bibliography

18. The Author


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