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Delve into the captivating 18th-century true crime case of Elizabeth Canning with "The Story of Elizabeth Canning Considered" by John Hill. This meticulously prepared print edition explores the notorious perjury trial that gripped England. A fascinating study in legal history, the book examines the details surrounding the accusations against Canning, offering insight into the social and judicial complexities of the era.
Unravel the layers of this enduring historical puzzle as Hill considers the evidence and circumstances surrounding the case. Perfect for readers interested in true crime, British history, and the intricacies of the legal system, this volume provides a compelling look at a trial that continues to spark debate and intrigue centuries later. Explore the details of this landmark case and consider for yourself the story of Elizabeth Canning.
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