Report of the Trial of Charles N. Baldwin for a Libel, in Publishing, in the Republican Chronicle, Certain Charges of Fraud and Swindling in the Management of Lotteries in the State of New-York ... The Trial Commenced on Tuesday the 10th of November, and Lasted until Friday Morning 2 o’clock, when the Jury Returned a Verdict of "Not Guilty." The Whole being Taken in Short Hand, at the Trial, with Great Accuracy, by H. W. Warner, Esquire.
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Link Singerman ID: supp1098
Year: 1818
Entry: Baldwin, Charles N. Report of the Trial of Charles N. Baldwin for a Libel, in Publishing, in the Republican Chronicle, Certain Charges of Fraud and Swindling in the Management of Lotteries in the State of New-York ... The Trial Commenced on Tuesday the 10th of November, and Lasted until Friday Morning 2 o’clock, when the Jury Returned a Verdict of "Not Guilty." The Whole being Taken in Short Hand, at the Trial, with Great Accuracy, by H. W. Warner, Esquire. New-York: Printed and Published by C. N. Baldwin, 1818. 124 p.
Author/Editor: Baldwin, Charles N
Location: New York, NY
Holdings: In most academic libraries
Title: Report of the Trial of Charles N. Baldwin for a Libel, in Publishing, in the Republican Chronicle, Certain Charges of Fraud and Swindling in the Management of Lotteries in the State of New-York ... The Trial Commenced on Tuesday the 10th of November, and Lasted until Friday Morning 2 o’clock, when the Jury Returned a Verdict of "Not Guilty." The Whole being Taken in Short Hand, at the Trial, with Great Accuracy, by H. W. Warner, Esquire.
Printer/Publisher: Printed and Published by C. N. Baldwin
Language: English
Notes: The lottery fraud scheme, as described here, involved Naphtali Judah and John Sickles ("And it is a curious fact that the fraud was so deeply hid, and artfully played off under the cloak of a benevolent Jew—and an uncommonly pious Christian—that both Jews and Christians have been mortified if not disgraced by the trick," p. iv). S & S 45516.