I Have Come from Hell
The Constant: A History of Getting Things Wrong
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The Was in Jail Clause Still Needs Work
On the morning of May 8, 1902, a man answering to the name Sanson was in a dark, squat, thick stone cell alone. The walls were more than a foot thick and there was only one small window facing another stone wall at just about head height. This small square slit was the only thing that led in light or air. It was where the guards passed in his food and water, provided they did pass in hisFood and Water: technically speaking, we do not know if he was Ludger Silbaris.
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