The Life, Trial, Confession, and Execution of Albert W. Hicks, Pirate and Murderer, who was executed on Bedlow's Island, in New York Bay, July 13, 1860, for murdering Captains Burr, Smith, and Oliver Watts on board the tow-boat oysters by E. A. Johnson By Albert W. Hicks. This book is a unique historical document that reveals the life and activities of a criminal of the 19th century, who became legendary at the time. Albert W. Hicks was considered one of the most ruthless and famous pirates of his time, who dared to do cruel things. The book details the events leading up to Hicks' arrest, trial, and eventual execution. The reader can learn about his confession, in which the criminal tells about his crimes and the motives that led him to tragic actions. The Life, Trial, Confession, and Execution of Albert W. Hicks is a fascinating book that will shed light on the dark side of human nature and become a fascinating mystery for fans of historical literature and crime stories.