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| | The Execution of Johann Philipp Palm |
 | | The assistant wrote to Palm, who was in hiding, on 7 August that "We can always say we received them from someone else, and that the name of the sender was not on the package." In fact, Palm, in his defense, claimed that he received three bundles of books, completely wrapped in paper. |
 | | Palm was taken first to Ansbach, where he conferred with an attorney and was informed he would be taken to Braunau for trial. |
 | | There was no attorney attending Palm at his trial, however it is unclear whether, in Allen Cronenberg's view, if this was due to Palm's attorney failing to appear in time. |
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