Criminal-factum Und Bekenntniß, Nach Welchem Die Verschwornen Gegen Das Leben Sr. Allergetreuesten M

"Criminal-factum Und Bekenntniß" recounts the historical events surrounding a conspiracy against the King of Portugal. This English translation details the criminal proceedings and confessions that led to the conviction and execution of those accused of plotting against the King's life in Lisbon on January 9, 1759. The individuals were condemned and executed on January 13, 1759.

This account offers a glimpse into the political intrigues and legal practices of 18th-century Portugal. Readers interested in true crime, European history, and the dynamics of power will find this historical record a compelling study of a pivotal moment in Portuguese history.

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