songwriter and labor organizer, letter to William D. Haywood (November 18, 1915); reported in Philip S. Foner, The Letters of Joe Hill (1965), p. 84. Written while Hill was awaiting execution following his conviction for murder in Utah; the fairness of his trial and accuracy of the verdict remain debated.
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I die with a clear conscience, I die fighting, not like a coward.
Goodbye Bill. I die like a true blue rebel. Don't waste any time in mourning. Organize.
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