A genuine account of the life and trial of William Andrew Horne : Esq; of Butterley-Hall, in the county of Derby; who was convicted at Nottingham Assizes, August 10, 1759, for the murder of a child in the year 1724, and executed there on the 11th of December, 1759. To which is prefixed, A particular Detail of all the Circumstances tending to the Discovery of this long-conceal'd Murder.

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