The Trial of Lord Cochrane at Guildford, August 17, 1816 for an Escape from the King's Bench Prison, on Which, Having Employed No Counsel, His ... Witnesses Himself and Made His Own Defence

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Full The Trial of Lord Cochrane at Guildford, August 17, 1816 for an Escape from the King's Bench Prison, on Which, Having Employed no Counsel, His Lordship Examined the Witnesses Himself and made his Own Defence

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Court Record


Harvard Law School Library
Published by W. Hone, 55, Fleet Street. 1816

20 pages, Paperback

Published February 15, 2012

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