Trial Of John R. Buzzell, The Leader Of The Convent Rioters, For Arson And Burglary: Committed On The Night Of The 11th Of August, 1834: By The Destruction Of The Convent On Mount Benedict

This is a historic trial that took place in the mid-19th century. John R Buzzell was accused of leading a mob that destroyed a convent in Massachusetts. The trial was meticulously documented and this book includes the complete transcript of the proceedings, as well as commentary from legal experts of the time.

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