Crippen, Maybrick, Slater, Armstrong, Rattenbury & Stoner - Famous Trials - The Folio Society - Sealed - 2005

Famous Trials
Crippen, Maybrick, Slater, Armstrong, Rattenbury & Stoner
The Folio Society

Edition note
Folio Society edition. Published as a collected volume bringing together several of the most notorious criminal cases of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Uniform Folio Society design and production.

Introduction
This volume presents a selection of some of the most famous and controversial criminal trials in British legal history. From the sensational Crippen case to the miscarriages of justice surrounding Slater and Armstrong, these accounts explore crime, media hysteria, forensic uncertainty and the limits of the justice system. Issued by the Folio Society, the book is produced to a high standard and intended as both a historical document and a compelling work of narrative non-fiction.

Content
The book contains detailed accounts of the trials of Crippen, Maybrick, Slater, Armstrong, Rattenbury and Stoner. Each case is presented with historical context and narrative clarity, examining the crimes, investigations, court proceedings and wider social impact. Together, the cases form a broad panorama of crime and justice in Britain during a period of intense public fascination with the courtroom.

Features
Published by The Folio Society.
Hardback binding in a minimalist Folio Society design.
Quality paper, clear typography and sewn binding.
Uniform spine design typical of Folio Society editions.

Condition
As new. The book is still sealed in the original shrink-wrap. Slipcase fully intact beneath the wrap. No visible defects.

Shipping
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