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Trial of William Burke and Helen M'Dougal [electronic resource] : before the High Court of Justiciary, at Edinburgh, on Wednesday, December 24. 1828, for the murder of Margery Campbell, or Docherty
William BurkeSharpe Charles Kirkpatrick ?-M'Dougal Helen b. ?Macnee John reporterHare William ?-?Scotland. High Court of Justiciary
Edited by Charles Kirkpatrick Sharpe · William Burke, William Hare, Mrs. Hare and Helen M'Dougal were associated in the murder of more than sixteen persons. Hare having turned King's evidence, William Burke and Helen M'Dougal were tried for the murder of Margery Campbell, or Docherty · The final four leaves contain "Rhymes On Reading The Trial ... "; "The Lament"; "A Letter To ... The Caledonian Mercury. ... "; and "Letter to the Jury ... ", the last two signed "Candidus". These four leaves (not called for by the list of contents) were issued gratis with the Trial according to a later MS. note inside the Wellcome copy · Colophon, p.[208]: "Printed By J. Hutchinson, Edinburgh" · bl
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