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The Bellamy Trial By Author Frances Noyes Hart Paperback Book Vintage 1945
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The Bellamy Trial: By Frances Noyes Hart!
1945 Vintage Softcover Book. Pocket Book Edition, Complete & Unabridged. In very good condition, 323 pages, normal age wear, tanning pages. This is a War time book.
•Title: The Bellamy Trial
•Author: Frances Noyes Hart
•1945 - Pocket Book Edition
•No. 264
•Complete & Unabridged
•Format: Softcover Book
•Pages: 323
•Condition: Very Good
Guilty Or Not Guilty? The Bellamy Trial takes place entirely in a courtroom. Stephen Bellamy and Susan Ives are on trial for the murder of Stephen's wife, Madeline. The witnesses take their places on the stand and are examined and cross-examined by the lawyers. The reader, like the jurors, has ever fact presented just as it would be given at a real trial in a real courtroom.
Here is all the drama, humor, pathos and tense expectancy of an important murder trial. When Judge Carver finishes his charge to the jury, you should be able to give a true verdict.
1945 Vintage Softcover Book. Pocket Book Edition, Complete & Unabridged. In very good condition, 323 pages, normal age wear, tanning pages. This is a War time book.
•Title: The Bellamy Trial
•Author: Frances Noyes Hart
•1945 - Pocket Book Edition
•No. 264
•Complete & Unabridged
•Format: Softcover Book
•Pages: 323
•Condition: Very Good
Guilty Or Not Guilty? The Bellamy Trial takes place entirely in a courtroom. Stephen Bellamy and Susan Ives are on trial for the murder of Stephen's wife, Madeline. The witnesses take their places on the stand and are examined and cross-examined by the lawyers. The reader, like the jurors, has ever fact presented just as it would be given at a real trial in a real courtroom.
Here is all the drama, humor, pathos and tense expectancy of an important murder trial. When Judge Carver finishes his charge to the jury, you should be able to give a true verdict.
