This book provides a dramatic recounting of a trial that captivated the people of England in the 1800s. It tells the story of Charles Pinney, who was accused of neglecting his duties as Mayor of Bristol during a time of intense rioting. The book provides an accurate transcription of the trial proceedings, shedding light on the events of the time and the attitudes of the people involved.

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