The extraordinary narrative of N. Pattrickson, M.D. late surgeon and apothecary, in Queen-Street, Cheapside, but for the last five years a prisoner in the Fleet : detailing a combination of singular occurrences in the conduct of Messrs. Wasdale, Faulder, Slack, Horner, Mrs. Pattrickson, &c., with some particulars of the life of Mrs. Kelner, a profligate and abandoned woman, who lived with and passed for the wife of Mr. Slack : the whole exhibiting such an instance of unprecedented and unnatural persecution as has seldom, if ever, been submitted to public notice.
1812
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The extraordinary narrative of N. Pattrickson, M.D. late surgeon and apothecary, in Queen-Street, Cheapside, but for the last five years a prisoner in the Fleet : detailing a combination of singular occurrences in the conduct of Messrs. Wasdale, Faulder, Slack, Horner, Mrs. Pattrickson, &c., with some particulars of the life of Mrs. Kelner, a profligate and abandoned woman, who lived with and passed for the wife of Mr. Slack : the whole exhibiting such an instance of unprecedented and unnatural persecution as has seldom, if ever, been submitted to public notice.
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London : Printed by C. Mitcham, 1812.
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58 pages.
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Making of modern law. Trials, 1600-1926.
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Reproduction of the original from Harvard Law School Library.
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English
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Electronic reproduction. Farmington Hills, Mich. : Gale, a part of Cengage Learning, 2007. Available via the World Wide Web. Access limited by licensing agreements.
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