Details for: The trial of Dennis Collins, for high treason, before the hon. Mr. Justice Bosanquet, and the hon. Mr. Baron Gurney, at Abingdon, August 22, 1832. Also a narrative of his life, communicated by himself to his solicitor, with a portrait, drawn by an eminent artist.

The trial of Dennis Collins, for high treason, before the hon. Mr. Justice Bosanquet, and the hon. Mr. Baron Gurney, at Abingdon, August 22, 1832. Also a narrative of his life, communicated by himself to his solicitor, with a portrait, drawn by an eminent artist.

Publisher: London : Printed and published by J. Limbird, ..., 1832Description: [2], 32pNote: Binder's title: Trials of Fauntleroy and othersSubject(s): Trials (Treason) -- Great Britain

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The trial of Dennis Collins, for high treason, before the hon. Mr. Justice Bosanquet, and the hon. Mr. Baron Gurney, at Abingdon, August 22, 1832. Also a narrative of his life, communicated by himself to his solicitor, with a portrait, drawn by an eminent artist.

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