English causes cľb̈res, or, Reports of remarkable trials

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• Reports of remarkable trials
• The trial of Count Kṉigsmark and others, for the murder of Thomas Thynn, Esq., 1682.
• The trial of Colonel James Turner, John Turner, William Turner, and Ely Turner, at the Old Bailey, for felony and burglary, 1664.
• The trial of Robert Hawkins, clerk, minister of Chilton, in Buckinghamshire, for felony, 1669.
• The great Huntingdonshire case, of Day versus Day, 1797.
• The trial of Philip Earl of Pembroke and Montgomery, for the murder of Nathanael Cony, 1678.
• The case of the Perrys, executed for murder, at Campden, in Gloucestershire, 1661.
• The trial of Arthur Norkott and others, for the murder of his wife, Jane Norkott, 1628.
• The trial of Philip Standsfield, for high treason, and the murder of his father, Sir James Standsfield, of New Mills, in Scotland, 1688.

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• Making of modern law

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