The criminal recorder, or, Biographical sketches of notorious public characters [microform] : including murderers, traitors, pirates, mutineers, incendiaries ... and other noted persons who have suffered the sentence of the law for criminal offenses ... to which is added, an account of the various punishments inflicted on those who transgress the laws of their country ... / by a student of the Inner Temple.

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