The Book of Remarkable Trials and Notorious Characters From Half-Hanged Smith, 1700, to Oxford Who Shot at the Queen, 1840

This collection of remarkable trials and notorious characters offers a fascinating glimpse into the criminal history of England from 1700 to 1840. From notorious highwaymen to scandalous murders, these cases captivated the public and continue to intrigue readers today.

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