An edition of The trial of James Wolfe, Geo. Wolfe, and John Eden (1820)

The trial of James Wolfe, Geo. Wolfe, and John Eden

charged with the murder of Isabella Young at Herrington in August, 1815 : together with an outline of evidence procured subsequent to the trial, which ultimately led to the pardon of James Wolfe and John Eden, convicted of such crime : also the trial of James Lincoln, convicted at the summer Assizes, 1820, for perjury, connected with the above case.

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An edition of The trial of James Wolfe, Geo. Wolfe, and John Eden (1820)

The trial of James Wolfe, Geo. Wolfe, and John Eden

charged with the murder of Isabella Young at Herrington in August, 1815 : together with an outline of evidence procured subsequent to the trial, which ultimately led to the pardon of James Wolfe and John Eden, convicted of such crime : also the trial of James Lincoln, convicted at the summer Assizes, 1820, for perjury, connected with the above case.

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Printed by Francis Humble
Language
English
Pages
36

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Subjects
Trials, litigation, Trials (Murder), Trials (Perjury)
People
Geo Wolfe (fl. 1819), James Wolfe (fl. 1819), John Eden (fl. 1819), James Lincoln (fl. 1820), Isabella Young (d. 1815)
Places
Durham, England

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The trial of James Wolfe, Geo. Wolfe, and John Eden: charged with the murder of Isabella Young at Herrington in August, 1815 : together with an outline of evidence procured subsequent to the trial, which ultimately led to the pardon of James Wolfe and John Eden, convicted of such crime : also the trial of James Lincoln, convicted at the summer Assizes, 1820, for perjury, connected with the above case.
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Both trials held at the Durham summer Assizes, the first in 1819.

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Durham
Genre
Trials, litigation, etc

Classifications

Library of Congress
KD372.W64 T75 1820

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Pagination
36 p. ;
Number of pages
36

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL23334972M
LCCN
46042143

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