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Celebrated trials of all countries : and remarkable cases of criminal jurisprudence

Comprises 88 cases, including Salem witches, execution for forgery in 1828, and Chapman poison case in Bucks Co., Pa., in 1832. Includes many cases furnished by the London Annual Register.

Audience
adult
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long · 596 pages

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