James Sharpe

Identifiers

Open LibraryOL4616704A

Top Subjects

Trials, litigation (1)
Malicious prosecution (1)
London (1)
England (1)
James Sharpe (active 1822) (1)
Thomas Vialls (1768?-1831) (1)
Witchcraft (1)

Books by James Sharpe

Total count: 18

Fairburn's edition of the trial between James Sharpe (a labouring gardener) and the Rev. Thomas Vialls (a rich clergyman) including the brilliant and animated speech of Mr. Charles Phillips at full lengthwith the evidence, and reply of the solicitor general, tried in the Court of King's Bench, Westminster : before the Lord Chief Justice and a special jury, December 12, 1822

Printed and published by John Fairburn1822-01-01
Witchcraft in Tudor and Stuart EnglandA Regional and Comparative Study

Taylor & Francis Group1999-01-01
Bewitching of Anne GunterA Horrible and True Story of Football, Witchcraft, Murder, and the King of England

Profile Books Limited2000-01-01
English Witchcraft, 1560-1736, Vol 4

Taylor & Francis Group2003-01-01
English Witchcraft, 1560-1736, Vol 3

Taylor & Francis Group2003-01-01
English Witchcraft, 1560-1736, Vol 1

Taylor & Francis Group2003-01-01
English Witchcraft, 1560-1736, Vol 5

Taylor & Francis Group2003-01-01
English Witchcraft, 1560-1736

Taylor & Francis Group2003-01-01
English Witchcraft, 1560-1736, Vol 6

Taylor & Francis Group2003-01-01
English Witchcraft, 1560-1736, Vol 2

Taylor & Francis Group2003-01-01
Teach Yourself Birdwatching

Hodder & Stoughton2007-01-01
Dick TurpinThe Myth of the English Highwayman

Profile Books Limited2010-01-01
Imaging in developmental biologya laboratory manual

Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press2011-01-01
Foreign Exchange : the Complete DealA Comprehensive Guide to the Theory and Practice of the Forex Market

Harriman House Publishing2012-01-01
Fiery and Furious PeopleA History of Violence in England

Penguin Random House2016-01-01
Witchcraft in Early Modern England

Taylor & Francis Group2019-01-01
DolphinsThe Perfect Gamefish

BookCrafters2023-01-01
Fairburn's edition of the Trial [for a Malicious Prosecution]including the Speech of Mr. Charles Phillips, with evidence and reply of the solicitor General. Tried in the Court of King's Bench, Westminster, before the Lord Chief Justice and special jury, 1822