4 edition of Captain Lightfoot, the last of the New England highwaymen found in the catalog.
Published
1926
by The Wayside Press in Topsfield, Mass
.
Written in English
Edition Notes
| Other titles | New England highwaymen. |
| Contributions | Waldo, Frederick W. |
| Classifications | |
|---|---|
| LC Classifications | HV6248.M4 A3 1926 |
| The Physical Object | |
| Pagination | xiii p., 1 l., 162 p., 1 l., incl. front., illus., plates, port. |
| Number of Pages | 162 |
| ID Numbers | |
| Open Library | OL6698724M |
| LC Control Number | 27003356 |
| OCLC/WorldCa | 893790 |
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Captain Lightfoot, the Last of the New England Highwaymen: A Narrative of His Life and Adventures, With Some Account of the Notorious Captain Thunderbolt (Classic Reprint) Paperback – Author: Michael Martin.
Ireland native Michael Martin, also known as Captain Lightfoot, was introduced to a life of crime by a highwayman known as Captain Thunderbolt. With the law hot on their trail, the thieves parted company, Martin emigrating to New England, where he continued to rob travelers until his arrest and execution.5/5(1).
"Captain Lightfoot The Last of the New England Highwaymen A Narrative of His Life and Adventures, with some Account of the Notorious Captain Thunderbolt". Black and red cloth binding, pages, this is the first publication/first trade edition of the Wayside Press in Topsfield, Massachusetts.
A desperado in the shadow of the gallows recounts his life of crime in this rollicking seventeenth-century memoir. Michael The last of the New England highwaymen book, better known as Captain Lightfoot, confessed his history of highway robbery to a Boston reporter shortly before his execution.
Michael Martin, the notorious Captain Lightfoot, was the last person to be hung in New England for highway robbery. He dictated this account of his life and nefarious adventures to Waldo on the eve of his execution.
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Synopsis A desperado in the shadow of the gallows recounts his life of crime in this rollicking seventeenth-century memoir. Michael Martin, better known as Captain Lightfoot, confessed his history of highway robbery to a Boston reporter shortly before his execution.
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Read 2 reviews from the world's largest community for readers. A galloping romance of Irish highwaymen, light ladies and gambler /5.Michael Martin, better known as Captain Lightfoot, confessed his history of highway robbery to a Boston reporter shortly before his execution.
Martin had cut a dashing figure as Captain Lightfoot, renowned for his courtly manners and his Robin Hood-like predilection for stealing only from well-to-do men.
