The Scopes Trial The Notable Trials Library hardcover 1990

“The Scopes Trial” is a notable criminal trial that took place in 1925, and this hardcover edition from 1990 offers a comprehensive look at the event. Written by various contributors, the book presents a detailed account of the trial in English language. With a focus on the crime topic, this hardcover book is a valuable addition to any book collection, particularly for those interested in legal history and renowned trials.

The Nuremberg Trial by Ann and John Tusa – Notable Trials Library -Brand New

“The Nuremberg Trial” by Ann and John Tusa is a brand new addition to the Notable Trials Library. This nonfiction novel, first published in 1990, delves into the historical significance of the Nuremberg Trial, focusing on the events of World War II. With a leather-bound hardcover and illustrations, this book is suitable for an adult audience and offers a detailed account of one of the most significant trials in modern history. Perfect for enthusiasts of crime and war genres, this book in the English language is a valuable addition to any collection. Book never opened and still in its original plastic wrap.

The Nuremberg Trial by Ann and John Tusa – Notable Trials Library – NEW

The Nuremberg Trial by Ann and John Tusa is a notable trial library book that delves into the historical events of World War II. This first edition, leather-bound novel is nonfiction in nature and intended for adult audiences. The book provides a detailed account of the Nuremberg Trial, making it a valuable addition to any collection focusing on crime and war history. Published in 1990 in the United States by the Notable Trials Library, this book offers a captivating narrative by the acclaimed authors Ann and John Tusa.

The Scopes Trial Special Ed 1990 The Notable Trials Library Intro A Dershowitz

The product is a special edition hardcover book titled “The Scopes Trial” by the Notable Trials Library, published in 1990. This nonfiction book, written in English, serves as an introduction to one of the most notable trials in American legal history. The book offers a detailed account of the trial and its significance, making it a valuable addition to any collection related to law and historical events.