Trial of Pedro de Zulueta jun. on a Charge of Slave Trading under 5 Geo. IV cap. 113 on Friday the 27th Saturday the 28th and Monday the 30th of October 1843 at the Central Criminal Court Old Bailey London

The book Trial of Pedro de Zulueta jun. on a Charge of Slave Trading presents a detailed account of a significant legal case that took place at the Central Criminal Court in London. It focuses on Pedro de Zulueta who was charged under the laws governing slave trading. The trial highlights the complexities of the legal system of the time and the moral implications surrounding the slave trade. Through the proceedings the book sheds light on societal attitudes towards slavery and the legal ramifications for those involved in the trade.***Written by William Brodie Gurney the book serves as a historical document that captures the essence of a pivotal moment in British legal history. It provides insights into the courtroom dynamics the arguments presented by both the prosecution and defense and the societal context in which the trial occurred. The narrative not only chronicles the events of the trial but also reflects on the broader implications of slave trading and its impact on society. This work remains a crucial resource for understanding the legal and ethical debates surrounding slavery in the 19th century.