The Case of Thomas Semthurst is a historical book written by A. Newton in 1859. The book details the trial, sentence, respite, and pardon of Thomas Semthurst, who was accused of willful murder and bigamy. The author provides a comprehensive account of the events leading up to Semthurst's arrest, the legal proceedings, and the aftermath of the case. The book sheds light on the legal system of the 19th century and the challenges faced by defendants...