Henry Cecil
Books
- Learn about English Law
- No Bail for the Judge
- According to the Evidence
- Painswick Line
- Ways and Means
- No Fear or Favour
- Asking Price
- Two actions for criminal conversation, with the whole of the evidence; both tried before the Right Hon. Lord Kenyon, in the court of King's-Bench, Westminster-Hall on Wednesday, June 26, 1790
- MUCH IN EVIDENCE (PENGUIN BOOKS #1747)
- Tell You What I'll Do
- Natural Causes
- Settled out of court
- An Act to dissolve the marriage of Henry Cecil ... with Emma Vernon, his now wife, and to enable him to marry again, and for other purposes therein mentioned
- Buttercup Spell
- Tell You What I'll Do
- Wanted Man
- Portrait of a Judge
- Alibi For A Judge
- According to the Evidence (Penguin Books)
- Brief to counsel
- Fathers in law
- Settled Out of Court
- Friends at Court
- A woman named Anne
- Portrait of a judge, and other stories
- Offiziell und Privat. Ein Roman unter Anwälten
- Friends at court
- Natural Causes
- Full Circle
- Unlawful Occasions
- Much in Evidence
- Brothers in Law
- The Painswick Line
- The asking price
- Cross Purposes
- Truth with Her Boots On
- Poems by Henry Cecil
- Tipping the Scales
- According to the Evidence
- Sober as a Judge
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