Biography of Mr. Jason Fairbanks and Miss Eliza Fales Pandamonium Press printer text broadsides mau Boston Printed at the Pandamonium Press 1801 monographic eng print 1 broadside : ill. ; 56 x 47 cm. reformatted digital A poem on Jason Fairbanks [First line: When friendship rules the human breast] Poetry and prose. Printed in five columns separated by heavy lines within mourning border. At head of title wood-engraving of Fairbanks' execution; at left an urn captioned E. Fales, at right a coffin marked J.F. Subtitle continues: Also a concise and authentic description of the murder of Miss Fales. Fairbanks the murderer's behaviour at the time of his apprehension. His release from the goal [i.e. gaol] at Dedham, and his exit from time to eternity. Written by a gentleman, residing near Dedham, who has been well acquainted with the parties, and was formerly an inmate at the same school with Fairbanks. Pandamonium Press seems to be a made-up name. Fairbanks, Jason 1780-1801 Poetry Fales, Elizabeth d. 1801 Poetry Murder Poetry Wood-engraving, American 19th century Death in poetry Coffins on broadsides Shaw & Shoemaker, 197- Poem on Jason Fairbanks When friendship rules the human breast RBN 950901 b24132755 HB16079 Harris Broadsides http://dl.lib.brown.edu/harris 58 No Copyright - United StatesCollection is open for research.