Publisher's Synopsis
A fascinating historical account of a notorious murder trial that captured the attention of 19th century America. Author Matthew Flournoy Ward provides a detailed retelling of the events leading up to the crime and the subsequent trial of Matt F. Ward. This book offers a unique window into the legal system of the time and the social tensions that underpinned life in the American South.
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