C.

_Eliza Fenning_ (Vol. v., p. 105.).--Eliza Fenning was a maid servant

convicted and executed for poisoning her master's family. I happened to

be very intimate with some charitable and distinguished persons who had

doubts of her guilt. I myself did not partake those doubts, but I

assisted my friends in their benevolent inquiries, and was so frequently

in communication with them both at the time, and long after, that I

think I may venture to say that there can be no foundation for the

statement that another person had confessed to the crime for which she

suffered.

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