The trial of Eugene Aram : who was convicted at York Assizes of the murder of Daniel Clark of Knaresbrough, fourteen years after the crime was committed. Giving an account how he was executed at Tyburn, and afterwards hung in chains in Knaresborough Forest. Of the respectable sphere of life in which he acted, when accused of the crime - his wife the principal witness against him. The singular and talented defence he made on his trial - his own account of himself, written after his condemnation - his attempt at self-destruction, just previous to his execution; with other interesting particulars of this extraordinary character.
[Newcastle] : Printed and sold by W. Fordyce, 48, Dean Street, Newcastle,
[1828-1837?]
Publisher's dates derived from Hunt, C. J. The book trade in Northumberland and Durham to 1860 (1975).
Aram, Eugene, 1704-1759.
Clark, Daniel, -1745.
Murder
Trials (Murder)
Murderers
England Newcastle.