Publisher's Synopsis
Nel 1721, Antonio Salvotti, un giovane avvocato del Granducato di Toscana, fu arrestato e processato per aver ucciso sua moglie. Il processo fu uno degli eventi giudiziari più discussi dell'epoca, ma pochi sanno che i verbali sono stati conservati e rappresentano una fonte preziosa per lo studio del diritto e della giustizia del Settecento. Alessandro Luzio ripercorre la vicenda di Salvotti e la rilegge alla luce della storia del diritto criminale.
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