A Report of the Trial of Cooper V. Wakley, for an Alleged Libel, Taken by Shorthand Writers Employed Expressly for the Occasion

This volume offers a detailed account of a landmark legal case surrounding allegations of libel and malpractice in the medical profession. With comprehensive coverage of the trial proceedings, including shorthand transcripts, this book offers readers a unique look into the legal system of nineteenth-century England and the social and cultural factors that shaped it. Whether you're a legal scholar, a historian, or simply a lover of true crime and courtroom dramas, A Report of the Trial of Cooper v. Wakley is a fascinating and informative read.

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