Henry Stanton · 13 obras en el catálogoObrasSex; avoided subjects discussed in plain EnglishReforms And Reformers of England2005Sex2007BBackup Isbn for ClearingBackup Isbn for ClearingRRaw Art Review Winter 2020Raw Art Review Winter 2020Rust Belt Review #5TTales from the Alien Buddha 4Tales from the Alien Buddha 4MMoonbirdMoonbirdSSexSexRRaw Art Review Winter 2023Raw Art Review Winter 2023TThe singular and interesting trial of Henry Stanton, Esq. ofThe singular and interesting trial of Henry Stanton, Esq. of the 8th. (or King's) Regiment, on charges of unofficer-like behaviour, as preferred against him by Lieutenant Colonel Young, commanding the said regimentPPart II. Containing a full report of the trial of Richard BrPart II. Containing a full report of the trial of Richard Bradley, senior, and Richard Bradley, junior, dentists, no. 4 Upper George Street, Portman Square; and William Gale, carpenter, Adam Street East, Mary-le-bone; for a most extrardinary and wanton assault, upon the plaintiff, a military officer, for demanding his wife (daughter and sister of the first two defendants) prior to his knowledge of her elopement, which occurred nine days after the marriage; being at that period some months pregnant, unknown to her husband; ...TThe extraordinary and unprecedented trial of Louisa Stanton,The extraordinary and unprecedented trial of Louisa Stanton, late Bradley, of no. 4, Upper George Street, Portman Square for wilful and corrupt perjury against her husband
TThe singular and interesting trial of Henry Stanton, Esq. ofThe singular and interesting trial of Henry Stanton, Esq. of the 8th. (or King's) Regiment, on charges of unofficer-like behaviour, as preferred against him by Lieutenant Colonel Young, commanding the said regiment
PPart II. Containing a full report of the trial of Richard BrPart II. Containing a full report of the trial of Richard Bradley, senior, and Richard Bradley, junior, dentists, no. 4 Upper George Street, Portman Square; and William Gale, carpenter, Adam Street East, Mary-le-bone; for a most extrardinary and wanton assault, upon the plaintiff, a military officer, for demanding his wife (daughter and sister of the first two defendants) prior to his knowledge of her elopement, which occurred nine days after the marriage; being at that period some months pregnant, unknown to her husband; ...
TThe extraordinary and unprecedented trial of Louisa Stanton,The extraordinary and unprecedented trial of Louisa Stanton, late Bradley, of no. 4, Upper George Street, Portman Square for wilful and corrupt perjury against her husband
