The Trial Of The Rev. William Jackson, At The Bar Of The King's Bench In Ireland, For High Treason, On Thursday The 23rd Of April, 1795. By William Sampson,

This is a transcript of "The Trial Of The Rev. William Jackson," held at the King's Bench in Ireland on April 23, 1795. William Jackson was tried for high treason, and this record, compiled by William Sampson, offers a detailed account of the proceedings. The trial provides insights into the political tensions and legal practices of late 18th-century Ireland, a period marked by significant unrest and the looming shadow of revolutionary fervor. This historical document is invaluable for researchers and anyone interested in Irish history, legal history, and the dynamics of treason trials during a turbulent era.

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