other · 1884
A narrative recounts a lawyer's apprentice's experience with a fraudulent note involving Alexander Bronton, a druggist, and Mr. Campbell, leading to imprisonment.
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PersonAlexander Bronton
PersonCampbell
PersonBronton
PersonMr
PersonMarples
LocationParis
LocationVersailles
The Nathalia Herald, No. 22, 1884-07-04.
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