Discusses the controversial position of Thomas Edison who opposed the death penalty, and yet championed the use of the electric chair as being more humane for executions.
year: 2003, 2005
call number/section: 364.66
subjects: edison, thomas a, (thomas alva), 1847-1931, electrocution, united states, history, electric power
Editions
Essig, Mark Regan
Walker & Company (2003)
Schools: 2
Essig, Mark Regan
Walker & Company (2005)
Discusses the controversial position of Thomas Edison who opposed the death penalty, and yet championed the use of the electric chair as being more humane for executions.
Schools: 0