The 1590 Trial of Willliam Mow for Parricide
As we delve into the annals of Scottish history, we come across the intriguing trial of William Mow, a hatmaker by trade and a burges of the bustling city of Edinburgh. On the 15th of June, a story of crime, betrayal, and a brush with death unfolded in the courtroom, painting a vivid picture of justice in the late 16th century.
The Accusation of Parricide
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