Genuine memoirs of the life of John Graham, A.M. (late of the University of Glasgow, and some time master of a boarding school near London) who was capitally convicted at the Old Bailey, September 14, 1782, for a forgery upon the Bank of England : giving a particular account of the various methods made use of for circulating the counterfeit notes throughout England, &c. : to which are added the arguments made use of by the counsel respecting the plea of Janet Graham, his wife, to be exempt from punishment, as acting under the influence of her husband.

Genuine memoirs of the life of John Graham, A.M. (late of the University of Glasgow, and some time master of a boarding school near London) who was capitally convicted at the Old Bailey, September 14, 1782, for a forgery upon the Bank of England : giving a particular account of the various methods made use of for circulating the counterfeit notes throughout England, &c. : to which are added the arguments made use of by the counsel respecting the plea of Janet Graham, his wife, to be exempt from punishment, as acting under the influence of her husband.

Bibliographic Details
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: London : Printed for E. Rich ..., [1782]
Subjects:
Graham, Janet.
Graham, John, > A.M.
Forgers > England.
Forgers.
Counterfeits and counterfeiting.
Counterfeits and counterfeiting > England.
England.

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