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Session 4: Cilley-Graves Duel

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Hey Crimestituents! We're gaveling in another session of Crime in Congress, a new true crime podcast with hosts Harley and Sarah that examines political scandals and infamous crimes with elected officials.

This episode details the first fatal congressional duel in United States history.

Follow us on Instagram @CrimeinCongress

Have a case you want us to cover? Want to be the first to know when new episodes are out? Sign up for our email list here!

Sources:

The Field of Blood: Violence in Congress and the Road to Civil War by Joanne B. Freeman, Chapter 3: The Pull and Power of Violence: The Cilley-Graves Duel (1838)

Judicial Combat (Wikipedia)

The History of Dueling in America (PBS)

Dueling: the Violence of Gentlemen (National Endowment for the Humanities Magazine)

Congressional Globe, 25th Congress, Session 2

Three Pamphlets about the Duel of February 24, 1838, Between Jonathan Cilley of Maine and William J. Graves Kentucky (United States Congress, accessed through Bangor Public Library)

Legislator Misconduct Database (Govtrack.us)

Man who requested trial by combat in custody dispute clears sanity test, requests testing for ex-wife and her attorney (Des Moines Register)

Featuring: the creaks, hums, and sounds of Sarah's house

Gavel strike audio by odditonic

Instrumental music by Dmitry Taras

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Hey Crimestituents! We're gaveling in another session of Crime in Congress, a new true crime podcast with hosts Harley and Sarah that examines political scandals and infamous crimes with elected officials.

This episode details the first fatal congressional duel in United States history.

Follow us on Instagram @CrimeinCongress

Have a case you want us to cover? Want to be the first to know when new episodes are out? Sign up for our email list here!

Sources:

The Field of Blood: Violence in Congress and the Road to Civil War by Joanne B. Freeman, Chapter 3: The Pull and Power of Violence: The Cilley-Graves Duel (1838)

Judicial Combat (Wikipedia)

The History of Dueling in America (PBS)

Dueling: the Violence of Gentlemen (National Endowment for the Humanities Magazine)

Congressional Globe, 25th Congress, Session 2

Three Pamphlets about the Duel of February 24, 1838, Between Jonathan Cilley of Maine and William J. Graves Kentucky (United States Congress, accessed through Bangor Public Library)

Legislator Misconduct Database (Govtrack.us)

Man who requested trial by combat in custody dispute clears sanity test, requests testing for ex-wife and her attorney (Des Moines Register)

Featuring: the creaks, hums, and sounds of Sarah's house

Gavel strike audio by odditonic

Instrumental music by Dmitry Taras

  continue reading

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