Secondhand. Good condition.Ex library copy with no external stickersEx library copy with no external stickers. RFID patch on inside back cover. Wear to book corners and edges, with right fornt cover corners now protected with book tape. Marks on right foredges. Body text and binding are still very good.
In 1829, the New South Wales Supreme Court sentenced Jane New to death for shoplifting French silk. Jane's sentence was revoked due to a legal technicality, but Governor Ralph Darling refused to set her free. Coming to Jane's defence were several prominent citizens. The ensuing scandal almost brought the colony to a constitutional crisis and contributed to the savage public vilification of Governor Darling.

