https://catalog.princeton.edu/catalog/9962782603506421
title: The life and exploits of Jack Sheppard : a notorious housebreaker and footpad; giving a full acount of his numerous robberies: his escape from the New Prison; his commitment to Newgate; he is tried, and receives sentence of death; his wonderful escape from thence although loaded with irons; he is retaken, confined in the condemned cell, and chained to the floor; then removed to a stronger place in Newgate, called the Castle, from which place he escapes in the night; he is again taken, and secured in Newgate; after which he is hung at Tyburn.
language: en
call number: 2010-1247N
extent: 24 p., 1 folded leaf of plates : col. ill. ; 20 cm.
format: Book
description: "The following account was written by Sheppard during his confinement in the middle stone-room, and left with the ordinary for publication", p. 19-23.
publisher: Derby : Thomas Richardson ; London : Simpkin, Marshall and Co. ; Portsea : S. Horsey, [1830?]
subject: Sheppard, Jack 1702-1724—Biography
subject: Thieves—England—Biography
spatial: England
contributor: Sheppard, Jack, 1702-1724
created: 1830-01-01T00:00:00Z
date: 1830
location: Special Collections 2010-1247N