Item #8946 The Jury's Lament: A Ballad in Twenty-Four Stanzas on the Occassion of The Trial of Harold Frotten for the Murder of Robert Stratton.

The Jury's Lament: A Ballad in Twenty-Four Stanzas on the Occassion of The Trial of Harold Frotten for the Murder of Robert Stratton

Manchester, Vermont: Self-Published, 1946. First Edition. Original wraps. 3 1/2 X 5 3/4 Inches. 8 PP. Very Good. Item #8946

Original ballad about the duties of being placed on the jury of a murder case. The case involved was the murder of Robert Stratton by his daughter's ex-lover Harold Frotten. Includes a list and brief biography of each of the jurors on the case. It appears that Frotten attempted to claim innocence due to insanity, but the ploy did not work. Original stiff wraps. A bit of staining and wear. OCLC records "0" copies of this little gem. An interesting poetical summation of this murder trial in Vermont.

Price: $100.00