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Capital Punishment in 18th Century Philadelphia
In Philadelphia from 1719-1794 capital punishment was applicable to around a dozen different crimes. During that time around 99 people were executed, with murder, burglary, and counterfeiting being among the most common crimes. I looked at legal records, newspapers, pamphlets, diaries, letters, and
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