Murder, piracy and treason
Subtitle: a selection of notable English trials
By: by Raymond Postgate
Publisher: Houghton Mifflen company; J. Cape
Published: 1925
Place of publication: New York; Boston; London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 254
Subjects: Trials -- Great Britain
Other titles: Notable English trials
Notes: "Made & printed in Great Britain by Butler & Tanner, ltd., Frome and London."

--Appendix. The city marshal's list of flash words. 1718. John Hall's interpretation of the serveral qualities of rogues. 1714

Bibliography: p. 243-249
Table of contents: title: A trial by combat. Katrington. 1380. London.; title: The trial of a dead man for heresy, and strange things that followed. Hunne. 1514. London.; title: The trial of a baron for killing his neighbours. Charles, lord Stourton. 1557. Stourton (Wilts).; title: The trial of two witches: Amy Duny and Rose Cullender. 1664. Bury St. Edmunds.; title: Punishing the jury. William Penn. 1670. London.; title: Who killed Sir Edmondbury Godfrey? 1679. London.; title: A trial before Judge Jeffreys. Baxter. 1685. London.; title: Jack Sheppard. 1724. London.; title: Jonathan Wild the Great. 1725. London.; title: The morning star of American liberty. Zenger. New York. 1735.; title: Lieutenant Richardson the pirate. 1738. New York and elsewhere.; title: The spy. Thistlewood. 1820. London.; title: A regency buck's murder. Thurtell. 1824. Hertford.; title: The last insurrection. Frost the Chartist. 1839. Newport.; title: A Victorian Bottomley. William Roupell, M.P., 1862. London.; title: Respectable Mr. Thompson. Charles Peace. 1879. London