The Man Who Changed His Plea - Oppenheim, E. Phillips

Stated First Edition; Clean, tight, unmarked; no dust jacket; small personal library stamp inside from cover; red cloth covers with black titles and design; light wear to corners and spine extremes; age tanning to pages; slight angle to spine; otherwise minimal wear; Richard Lebur stood accused of murdering his lover's lover in a courtroom. He is convinced to change his plea to guilty to avoid a death sentence, but as he is being taken to jail, he cries that he is innocent. Things change for Lebur when six years later, Martin Campbell Brockenhurst, a policeman, is convinced that Lebur is innocent and takes up his case.
Very Good/No Jacket
Hardcover
Little, Brown & Company
1st Edition
1942
Boston, MA