Observations on the trial of Mr. Robt. Perreau [electronic resource] : with Mr. Perreau's defence, as spoken on his trial, in which many unaccounted-for omissions in the sessions-paper are supplied, from a copy sent to the author by Mrs. R. Perreau an address to the Jury on Mr. R. Perreau's trial and such remarks on Mr. Rudd's narrative as tend to confirm the justness of these observations : the whole prefaced with correspondence between the author & Mrs. R. Perreau.

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