A critical review of the state trials
Subtitle: containing I. The substance of the indictment, or charge. II. The evidence. III. The prisoner's defence. IV. The points of law arising. V. The event of the trial, or the fate of the prisoner. VI. Remarks on the whole
By: By Thomas Salmon
Series: Eighteenth century collections online
Publisher: Printed for William Mears, at the Lamb on Ludgate-Hill; and J. Stone, against Bedford-Row; and sold by Mess. J. J. and P. Knapton; Mess. Innys and Manby; Mr. Rivington; Mr. Austen; Mr. Midwinter; Mr. Parker; Mr. Davis; Mess. Batley and Wood; Mess. Bettesworth and Hitch; Mr. Osborn; Mess. J. and J. Pemberton; Mr. Isted; Mr. Corbet; Mr. Tonson; Mr. Millar; Mr. Strahan; Mr. Brotherton; Mr. Symon; Mess. Hatchet and Comins; Mr. Clarke; Mr. Hazard; Mr. Birt; Mr. Ware; Mess. Ward and Wicksted; Mr. Waller; Mr. Meighan; Mr. Williamson; Mr. Gyles; Mr. Bradley; Mr. Payne; Mr. Lewis; Mr. Lyon; Mr. Chrichley; Mr. Millan; Mr. Ryal; Mr. Penn; Mr. Fox; Mr. Jackson; Mr. Jolliffe; Mr. Brindly; Mr. Shropshire; Mr. Hodges; Mr. Nevil; Mr. Jefferies; Mr. Wilmot; Mr. Thurlborne; Mr. Creighton; Mr. Leake; Mr. Carlos; Mr. Brysan; Mr. Dillon; and Mr. Millar
Published: 1735
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 922
Subjects: Trials; Early works to 1800
Other titles: State trials, A critical review
Notes: Edited by Thomas Salmon.

Title page printed in red and black.

Published in 29 parts.

Includes index.

English Short Title Catalog, T151093