A narrative of procedure before the Court of Session, and circumstances connected therewith in the trial of John Hay, who was prosecuted at the instance of the Lord Advocate of Scotland, and without the verdict of a jury sentenced to four months imprisonm
by Scotland. Court of Session, Hay, Rae
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