Frederick Wolbert's trial before seven respectable arbitrators who awarded six hundred dollars damages against him for violating his duty as a magistrate and trampling on the rights of the citizens

Frederick Wolbert's trial before seven respectable arbitrators who awarded six hundred dollars damages against him for violating his duty as a magistrate and trampling on the rights of the citizens

by Thomas N Newton

Book 20142 of Early American imprints --

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