Death itself isn't dreadful, but hanging seems an awkward way of entering the adventure.
Gerald Chapman (1891-1926)

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Death itself isn't dreadful, but hanging seems an awkward way of entering the adventure.
Gerald Chapman (1891-1926)
Gerald Chapman (August, 1887 – April 6, 1926), called the "Count of Gramercy Park", and "The Gentleman Bandit" was an American criminal who co-led an early Prohibition-era gang with George "Dutch" Anderson from 1919 until the mid-1920s. Chapman was the first criminal to be dubbed "Public Enemy Number One" by the press.
Death itself isn't dreadful, but hanging seems an awkward way of entering the adventure.
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