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5. Carter makes a final vain plea for the execution to be postponed, at least until the sheriff arrives. The leader of the posse is a sadistic Confederate major (Frank Conroy), who symbolises mob violence.

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New Zealand Listener, Volume 11, Issue 281, 10 November 1944, Page 25

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5. Carter makes a final vain plea for the execution to be postponed, at least until the sheriff arrives. The leader of the posse is a sadistic Confederate major (Frank Conroy), who symbolises mob violence. New Zealand Listener, Volume 11, Issue 281, 10 November 1944, Page 25

5. Carter makes a final vain plea for the execution to be postponed, at least until the sheriff arrives. The leader of the posse is a sadistic Confederate major (Frank Conroy), who symbolises mob violence. New Zealand Listener, Volume 11, Issue 281, 10 November 1944, Page 25

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