Report of the Trial of John Thomson Alias Peter Walker Before the Circuit Court of Justiciary at Glosgow, 22D to 24Th December 1857 For the Murder of Agnes Montgomery by Prussic Acid, and Subsequent Administration Prussic Acid to Agnes Stenhouse Or Mason

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