User talk:Jmc29

William Joyce
He was the penultimate man hanged for treason in the UK, and not the last. The last was Theodore John William Schurch, who had his appointment with Albert Pierrepoint on the day after Joyce. David | Talk 23:19, 13 August 2005 (UTC)

Cheers for that. This information is very rare. In every report on the recent threat to try Muslim leaders for treason, they have referred to Joyce as the last. It might be worth you looking out for these and changing them on wiki, as there are legions of references to Joyce being the last. Jmc29
 * Further to this, and following your link, I find that Schurch was hanged for Treachery (a military offence?), not High Treason. Is that needless nitpicking? Jmc29

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 * I really don't know why people are so anal about all this - the images I uploaded are all over the web in connection with the subjects. I haven't got time or inclination to go around finding out "fair use" and all that - it seems that there are simply too many busy-bodies on this site, policing the use of images and spoiling the look of articles. You'd all be better off finding something better to do. Its people like you, slavishly following rules, that make the world such a fucking dreary place. [Jmc]

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