In the spring of 1861, as the United States teetered on the brink of civil war, a young woman was quietly led to her death beneath a cottonwood tree in New Mexico Territory. Her name was Paula Angel. History almost forgot her. Nineteen years old, Mexican-American, and entangled in a forbidden affair with a married man, Paula Angel stood at the crossroads of love, desperation, and frontier justice. When her lover was killed in a moment of passion, the law moved swiftly-and mercilessly. Tried by an all-male jury, denied the possibility of a lesser charge, and executed even as her appeal remained unresolved, Paula became the only woman legally executed in New Mexico under U.S. rule. This book reconstructs Paula Angel's life and death with psychological depth and historical clarity. It traces her secret love, the fatal confrontation, the hurried trial, the botched first hanging, and the grim insistence on carrying out her sentence-while situating her story within a broader landscape of gender, race, and justice in the American frontier. Long overshadowed by the outbreak of the Civil War, Paula's execution faded into silence for more than a century. Through meticulous research and lyrical prose, this book restores her voice-not to excuse her crime, but to examine how passion, prejudice, and law collided in a system unwilling to pause. This is not just the story of an execution. It is the story of how history chooses what to remember-and what it allows to disappear. For readers of literary true crime, historical nonfiction, and justice-driven narratives, A Death Without Witness is a haunting meditation on memory, accountability, and the irreversible cost of a life judged too quickly.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. In the spring of 1861, as the United States teetered on the brink of civil war, a young woman was quietly led to her death beneath a cottonwood tree in New Mexico Territory. Her name was Paula Angel. History almost forgot her.Nineteen years old, Mexican-American, and entangled in a forbidden affair with a married man, Paula Angel stood at the crossroads of love, desperation, and frontier justice. When her lover was killed in a moment of passion, the law moved swiftly-and mercilessly. Tried by an all-male jury, denied the possibility of a lesser charge, and executed even as her appeal remained unresolved, Paula became the only woman legally executed in New Mexico under U.S. rule.This book reconstructs Paula Angel's life and death with psychological depth and historical clarity. It traces her secret love, the fatal confrontation, the hurried trial, the botched first hanging, and the grim insistence on carrying out her sentence-while situating her story within a broader landscape of gender, race, and justice in the American frontier.Long overshadowed by the outbreak of the Civil War, Paula's execution faded into silence for more than a century. Through meticulous research and lyrical prose, this book restores her voice-not to excuse her crime, but to examine how passion, prejudice, and law collided in a system unwilling to pause.This is not just the story of an execution.It is the story of how history chooses what to remember-and what it allows to disappear.For readers of literary true crime, historical nonfiction, and justice-driven narratives, A Death Without Witness is a haunting meditation on memory, accountability, and the irreversible cost of a life judged too quickly. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798231758371
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