"The Campden Wonder" : a true and perfect account of the examination, confession, trial, condemnation and execution, of Joan, John, and Richard Perry, for the supposed murder of William Harrison, gent. of Chipping Campden, Gloucestershire : together with Mr. Harrison's own account of his having been Kidnapped, and sold in Turkey : with the particulars of his return to England, after the above individuals had been executed upon Broadway Hills, for his supposed murder.

The "Campden wonder" : an account of a remarkable trial for murder in the County of Gloucester; wherein is recorded one of the most wonderful occurences which has been exhibited in the criminial jurisprudence of any country / related by Sir Thomas Overbury.

The Campden wonder!: being the most strange and unparalelled account ever printed or heard of.

"The Campden Wonder" : a true and perfect account of the examination, confession, trial, condemnation and execution, of Joan, John, and Richard Perry, for the supposed murder of William Harrison, gent. of Chipping Campden, Gloucestershire : together with Mr. Harrison's own account of his having been Kidnapped, and sold in Turkey : with the particulars of his return to England, after the above individuals had been executed upon Broadway Hills, for his supposed murder.

The "Campden wonder" : an account of a remarkable trial for murder in the county of Gloucester : wherein is recorded one of the most wonderful occurences which has been exhibited in the criminal jurisprudence of any country / related by Sir Thomas Overbury.

The "Campden wonder" : an account of a remarkable trial for murder in the County of Gloucester; wherein is recorded one of the most wonderful occurences which has been exhibited in the criminial jurisprudence of any country / related by Sir Thomas Overbury.

The Campden wonder!: being the most strange and unparalelled account ever printed or heard of.

The "Campden wonder" : an account of a remarkable trial for murder in the county of Gloucester : wherein is recorded one of the most wonderful occurences which has been exhibited in the criminal jurisprudence of any country / related by Sir Thomas Overbury.

"The Campden Wonder" : a true and perfect account of the examination, confession, trial, condemnation and execution, of Joan, John, and Richard Perry, for the supposed murder of William Harrison, gent. of Chipping Campden, Gloucestershire : together with Mr. Harrison's own account of his having been Kidnapped, and sold in Turkey : with the particulars of his return to England, after the above individuals had been executed upon Broadway Hills, for his supposed murder.

The "Campden wonder" : an account of a remarkable trial for murder in the County of Gloucester; wherein is recorded one of the most wonderful occurences which has been exhibited in the criminial jurisprudence of any country / related by Sir Thomas Overbury.

The Campden wonder!: being the most strange and unparalelled account ever printed or heard of.

The "Campden wonder" : an account of a remarkable trial for murder in the county of Gloucester : wherein is recorded one of the most wonderful occurences which has been exhibited in the criminal jurisprudence of any country / related by Sir Thomas Overbury.

"The Campden Wonder" : a true and perfect account of the examination, confession, trial, condemnation and execution, of Joan, John, and Richard Perry, for the supposed murder of William Harrison, gent. of Chipping Campden, Gloucestershire : together with Mr. Harrison's own account of his having been Kidnapped, and sold in Turkey : with the particulars of his return to England, after the above individuals had been executed upon Broadway Hills, for his supposed murder.

The "Campden wonder" : an account of a remarkable trial for murder in the County of Gloucester; wherein is recorded one of the most wonderful occurences which has been exhibited in the criminial jurisprudence of any country / related by Sir Thomas Overbury.

The Campden wonder!: being the most strange and unparalelled account ever printed or heard of.

The "Campden wonder" : an account of a remarkable trial for murder in the county of Gloucester : wherein is recorded one of the most wonderful occurences which has been exhibited in the criminal jurisprudence of any country / related by Sir Thomas Overbury.

"The Campden Wonder" : a true and perfect account of the examination, confession, trial, condemnation and execution, of Joan, John, and Richard Perry, for the supposed murder of William Harrison, gent. of Chipping Campden, Gloucestershire : together with Mr. Harrison's own account of his having been Kidnapped, and sold in Turkey : with the particulars of his return to England, after the above individuals had been executed upon Broadway Hills, for his supposed murder.