Observations on the Case of Christopher Atkinson, the Celebrated Corn-agent, as Pretended to be Stated by Himself; in which His Pretensions to Immaculate Innocence, and Unsullied Honor, are Candidly Investigated; His Charges of Ignorance and Misconception in the Learned Judges and Special Jury, by Whom He was Convicted of the United Crimes of Fraud and Wilful and Corrupt Perjury Shewn to be Consistent with All His Other Fallacies and Deceptions; and the Memorable Judgment of the Court of King's Bench Upon Him Vindicated from All His Foul and Indecent Aspersions
