Lawson & Evans, T. A. (1848). The Nelson Sword v. Lord Denman's law, or, What is libel?: Being illustrations of the summing-up of the judge, the shrewdness of counsel, the triumph of the times and sagacity of the eminent solicitor of that impartial journal as displayed in the recent trial of Evans versus Lawson for libel in the Court of Queen's Bench, gunpowder-plot-day, 1847 : T.A. Evans, plaintiff in the above case. T.A. Evans.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationLawson and T. A. Evans. The Nelson Sword V. Lord Denman's Law, or, What Is Libel?: Being Illustrations of the Summing-up of the Judge, the Shrewdness of Counsel, the Triumph of the Times and Sagacity of the Eminent Solicitor of That Impartial Journal as Displayed in the Recent Trial of Evans Versus Lawson for Libel in the Court of Queen's Bench, Gunpowder-plot-day, 1847 : T.A. Evans, Plaintiff in the Above Case. London: T.A. Evans, 1848.
MLA citiranjeLawson and T. A. Evans. The Nelson Sword V. Lord Denman's Law, or, What Is Libel?: Being Illustrations of the Summing-up of the Judge, the Shrewdness of Counsel, the Triumph of the Times and Sagacity of the Eminent Solicitor of That Impartial Journal as Displayed in the Recent Trial of Evans Versus Lawson for Libel in the Court of Queen's Bench, Gunpowder-plot-day, 1847 : T.A. Evans, Plaintiff in the Above Case. T.A. Evans, 1848.