932 Page – American State Trials 1918 Volume X Leo Frank Document

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Index

**His Opening Address to the Jury**
Pages 170-176

**His Closing Speech to the Jury**
Pages 176-181

**Piracy**
Trial of Pedro Gibert and eleven others
Pages 699-773

**Postana, Juan Antonio**
See also Grmret, Pogo

**Preston, Captain Thomas**
See also Weems, William

The trial of Captain Thomas Preston for the murder of Crispus Attucks and others
Pages 509-610

- **The Narrative**
Page 509

- **The Jurors**
Page 508

- **The Evidence**
Page 509

- **The Verdict of Acquittal**
Page 610

**Pumstter, Dr. Joseph**
Sketch of Dr. Joseph Pumstter
Page 776
Recommends Thomas Cooper to President Adams
Page 781

**Quincy, Josiah Jr.**
Counsel for prisoners in the trial of William Weems and other British soldiers for the murder of Crispus Attucks and others
Page 421

- **His Opening Speech to the Jury**
Pages 432-445

- **His Closing Speech to the Jury**
Pages 450-471

**Quincy, Samuel**
Counsel for prosecution in the trial of William Weems and other British soldiers for the murder of Crispus Attucks and others
Page 421

- **His Opening Speech to the Jury**
Pages 422-423

- **His Second Speech to the Jury**
Pages 481-482

Counsel for prosecution in the trial of Captain Thomas Preston for the same crime
Page 509

**Rawle, William**
Counsel for the United States in the trial of Thomas Cooper for libel
Page 783

- **His Opening Speech for the Prosecution**
Pages 788-785

- **His Closing Address to the Jury**
Pages 794-708

**Roan, Leonard S.**
Judge in the trial of Leo Frank for the murder of Mary Phagan
Page 188

- Refuses to order a mistrial due to the cheering of the crowds in the streets while the jury was deliberating
Page 400

- **His Charge to the Jury**
Pages 400-406

- Sentences the prisoner to be hanged
Pages 408-409

- Denies a new trial
Page 410

**Rosser, Luther Z.**
Counsel for the prisoner in the trial of Leo Frank for the murder of Mary Phagan
Page 189

- **His Speech to the Jury**
Pages 284-302

- Makes a protest in the newspapers against the verdict
Page 409