This report details the trial of Susannah Wright, a bookseller who was charged with publishing seditious material. The writings in question were those of Richard Carlile, a prominent activist and publisher who was jailed multiple times for his radical views. This report sheds light on the legal and social climate of early 19th century England, and the struggles of those fighting for free speech.

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