Trial defense of Elisabeth Madworth in 1841 Jackson Alabama case
In Jackson Alabama in 1841 a young maid Elisabeth Madworth is tried for stealing a hundred dollars from Mrs Naseby. Her lawyer defends her, exposes Nancy Luther as the true thief through letters and receipts, and the jury returns Not Guilty. The tale ends with thanks and a wedding.
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Jackson
Alabama
Elisabeth Madworth
Mrs. Naseby
Nancy Luther
Mra Naseby
Nancy
Elisabeth
Nancy Jwather
Miss Luther
Somers
Montgomery County
Mia
Naseby
Dorcus
Liz Madworth
al Inquirio Frene
Nancy Lurther
Dorcus Luther
Ancy Luther
Washington
McClellan
New York World
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