Trial of Carlyle W. Harris 1892 True Crime Posining Wife Legal History Vintage

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Our store also offers volume pricing for additional savings 20% off when you purchase 2 items 30% off when you purchase 3 items 50% off when you purchase 4 or more items Combined Shipping Discount: $2 each additional item ID: FT1973 Step back into the dramatic legal proceedings of the late 19th century with "The Trial of Carlyle W. Harris," a compelling historical account published in 1892. This vintage volume meticulously details the notorious case of Carlyle W. Harris, accused of poisoning his wife, Helen Potts, in New York. A fascinating glimpse into American jurisprudence and sensational true crime, this book offers an in-depth look at the arguments, evidence, and key figures involved in a landmark trial. This rare edition is a treasure for collectors of true crime, legal history, and Americana. It features period illustrations that bring the trial's participants to life, providing a vivid visual context to the legal drama. The detailed narrative captures the intensity of the courtroom, making it an invaluable resource for researchers, historians, and enthusiasts of vintage crime literature. Explore the intricacies of this Gilded Age scandal and the legal battle that captivated a nation.

• Year: 1892
• Binding: Hardcover
• Condition: Fair

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