An edition of The tragedy at Road-hill House

The tragedy at Road-hill House

being the true chronicle of a celebrated murder which occurred at Road-hill House, Wilts, England, on June 30, 1860, and which involved a lovely young girl, Constance Kent, who refused to defend herself from the wicked charge of slaying her infant step-brother, and whose trial and its sensational sequel inflamed the people of two countries to fever pitch : here is new evidence which raises fresh doubts whether justice was done

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An edition of The tragedy at Road-hill House

The tragedy at Road-hill House

being the true chronicle of a celebrated murder which occurred at Road-hill House, Wilts, England, on June 30, 1860, and which involved a lovely young girl, Constance Kent, who refused to defend herself from the wicked charge of slaying her infant step-brother, and whose trial and its sensational sequel inflamed the people of two countries to fever pitch : here is new evidence which raises fresh doubts whether justice was done

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An account of the murder of Francis Saville Kent, on June 29, 1860.

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Rinehart
Language
English
Pages
272

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Subjects

Kent, Francis Saville,

People

Constance Emilie Kent (b. 1844), Elizabeth Gough (b. 1837?), Francis Saville Kent (1856-1860)
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Cover of: The tragedy at Road-hill House
The tragedy at Road-hill House: being the true chronicle of a celebrated murder which occurred at Road-hill House, Wilts, England, on June 30, 1860, and which involved a lovely young girl, Constance Kent, who refused to defend herself from the wicked charge of slaying her infant step-brother, and whose trial and its sensational sequel inflamed the people of two countries to fever pitch : here is new evidence which raises fresh doubts whether justice was done
1955, Rinehart
in English
Cover of: The tragedy at Road-hill House.
The tragedy at Road-hill House.: Being the true chronicle of a celebrated murder which occurred at Road hill House, Wilts, England, on June 30, 1860, and which involed a lovely young girl, Constance Kent, who refused to defend herself from the wicked charge of slaying her infant step-brother, and whose trial and its sensational sequel inflamed the people of two countries to fever pitch,. Here is new evidence which raises fresh doubts whether justice was done.
1955, Rinehart
in English

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Series
HeinOnline world trials, HeinOnline
Copyright Date
1954

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Dewey Decimal Class
364.38, 364.15*
Library of Congress
KD372.K46 B75 1955a

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1 online resource (272 pages)
Number of pages
272

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OL27928562M
Internet Archive
tragedyatroadhil0000unse
OCLC/WorldCat
695282651

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