Unlock the dramatic record of 18th‑century justice and political upheaval.
This complete collection presents trials and proceedings for high treason and other offenses from the late 1770s to the early 1780s, with notes and illustrations that illuminate the legal culture of the era.
Authored as a thorough reference, it compiles important cases and associated materials from a pivotal period of British history. The edition offers context and commentary designed for readers seeking a detailed, documentary view of how law and state power intersected during the reign of King George III.
- Full accounts of major treason trials and related proceedings
- Editorial notes and illustrations that clarify historical context
- A window into late 18th‑century legal practice and procedure
- Structured contents that aid quick reference to key cases and topics
Ideal for readers of legal history, scholars of the British constitution, and anyone interested in how high‑profile trials shaped public discourse in an era of political change.