Andrew T. Judson's remarks, to the jury, on the trial of the case, State v. P. Crandall [electronic resource] : Superior Court, Oct. term, 1833 : Windham County, Ct.

Hartford : John Russell, printer, [1833]

English

32 p. ; 21 cm.

"The information, State vs. Prudence Crandall, was filed in the Superior Court, Oct. term, 1833, held by the Hon. David Daggett, chief justice. The facts charged against the defendant were harboring and boarding colored persons, not inhabitants of the state of Connecticut, in violation of the act of the last session of the General Assembly. Plea--Not Guilty. After the evidence closed, the case was opened on the part of the State, as follows."--Verso t.-p.
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