Convict’s Wife at Trial and Subsequent Court Martial Details
An extensive account covers the court martial of a naval foreman Westerfield and the related trial. It notes his dismissal for dueling and misconduct, the impact on his family, and intimate scenes in the courtroom as witnesses testify. The narrative includes the captain’s share in promotion matters, the ship’s voyage, and personal confessions from the accused and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord le Banque
Admiralty
Westerfield
Ble
Westearfield
John Jerminah
Tradt
Liverpool
Rio
Erfeld
Cadat of
Africa
Lila Oy
Roe
Prizoner
Arie
Witneas
Mra. Westerfield
Cco
Et Rie
Sever
Iosey
Ragland
Bebe Sye
Jand
Beljames
St. John’s Wood
London
Bellames
Tor
le Bapuue
Phair
Jombe
Bela Gray
M. Jules Clarette
Athenaeum
Mary
Siter Dumas
M. Paul Meurice
Paria
Monsieur Meurice
Mas
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Readable fragments hint at a brief item from a local newspaper page. Names, places, or dates are not clearly legible, limiting precise identification of the event or entities involved.
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