Defences of George Stratton, Esq., and the majority of council at Madras
Subtitle: in answer to the accusation brought against them for the supposed murder of Lord Pigot : containing also a concise narrative of the proceedings of Lord Pigot, which occasioned his arrest and suspension from the government, stating the conduct of different parties on that occasion, with their motives for continuing his Lordship under restraint and shewing the nature of that restraint : likewise the seperate defence of Brigadier-General Stuart, for himself and for the Military under his command
Series: Making of modern law
Publisher: Printed for T. Cadell
Published: 1778
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Format: [electronic resource] :
Number of pages: 53
Subjects: Early works to 1800; Trials (Murder)
Other titles: Defence of George Stratton, Esq., governor, Henry Brooke, Charles Floyer, Archdale Palmer, Francis Jourdan, and George Mackay, Esquires, of Council at Madrass [sic], accused of the wilful murder of the late Lord Pigot
Notes: "(Extracted from original papers lately published.)"

"Defence of Brigadier-General James Stuart, for himself and for the military under his command"-- p. 35-53.

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