Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Speech of Mr. John Checkley, Upon His Trial at Boston: In 1724
We are indebted to Mr. A. Lloyd, the antiquarian book seller, 115 Nassau-street, New York, for the privilege of republishing it, and to our untiring friend, Rev. E. H. Gil lett, D.D., of Harlem, N. Y., for the very carefully-prepared Introductory Note from his own pen, which precedes it.
A few copies, exclusively for private circulation, have been printed in this form.
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