Publisher's Synopsis
This book tells the story of the impeachment trial of Alexander Addison, who was the president of the Courts of Common-Pleas. The trial was conducted before the Senate of the Commonwealth and consisted of the counties of Westmoreland, Fayette, Washington, and Allegheny. The House of Representatives had impeached him on various charges. This account of the trial is a fascinating read for those interested in the political history of the United States.
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