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Love and madness . A story too true. In a series of letters between parties, whose names would perhaps be mentioned, were they less known, or less lamented.
Croft, Herbert, Sir, 1751-1816.Date: M,DCC,LXXX. [1780]- E-books
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The case and memoirs of the late Rev. Mr. James Hackman , and of his acquaintance with the late Miss Martha Reay: With a Commentary on his Conviction, distinguishing between his Crime in particular, and that of others who have been condemned for Murder. And also, Some Thoughts on Lunacy and Suicide. Dedicated to Lord S. To which is added, a Letter to Lord S- and Miss Reay. With an appendix, on the ill effects of public offices of Justices of the Peace.
Date: 1779- E-books
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The case and memoirs of the late Rev. Mr. James Hackman , and of his acquaintance with the late Miss Martha Reay: with a commentary on his conviction, distinguishing between his Crime in particular, and that of others who have been condemned for Murder. And also, some thoughts on lunacy and suicide. Dedicated to Lord S-. To which is added, a letter to Lord S-And Miss Reay. With an appendix, On the ill Effects of Public Offices of Justices of the Peace.
Date: 1779- E-books
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of The case and memoirs of the late Rev. Mr. James Hackman , and of his acquaintance with the late Miss Martha Reay: with a commentary on his conviction, distinguishing between his crime in particular, and that of others who have been condemned for murder. And also, Some Thoughts on Lunacy and Suicide. Dedicated to Lords-. To which is added, a letter to Lord S- and Miss Reay. With an appendix, On the ill Effects of Public Offices of Justices of the Peace.
Date: 1779- E-books
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The case and memoirs of the late Rev. Mr. James Hackman , and of his acquaintance with the late Miss Martha Reay: with a commentary on his conviction, distinguishing between his Crime in particular, and that of others who have been condemned for Murder. And also, some thoughts on lunacy and suicide. Dedicated to Lord S-. To which is added, a letter to Lord S-And Miss Reay. With an appendix, On the ill Effects of Public Offices of Justices of the Peace.
Date: 1779