Category: History Review: The category of these products is history. These books are all about the impeachment trial of Warren Hastings in 1786-1787. They contain speeches and writings by Edmund Burke, who was a key figure in the trial. Some of the books also include other documents related to the trial such as articles of charge, evidence, and abstracts. The first book I will review is "The Writings & Speeches of Edmund Burke: Volume XI - Speeches in the Impeachment of Warren Hastings, Esq. Continued; Speech in General Reply." This book contains speeches that Burke gave during the trial and includes his general reply to the charges against him. The writing style is formal and academic, which is fitting for a historical document. However, it can be difficult to read at times due to the use of archaic language and long sentences. The second book I will review is "Oxford Historical Series The Impeachment of Warren Hastings (Oxford HIstorical Series: 2nd series)." This book provides a comprehensive overview of the trial, including background information on Hastings and his time in India as well as an analysis of the charges against him. It also includes transcripts of key speeches and documents from the trial. The writing style is more accessible than some of the other books, making it easier to read and understand. The third book I will review is "The Trial of Warren Hastings, Esq: Late Governor General of Bengal, Before the Court of Peers, Sitting in Westminster-Hall, on an Impeachment Delivered ... by the Commons of Great Britain." This book contains a verbatim transcript of the trial proceedings. It is useful for those who want to read exactly what was said during the trial and understand the context in which it took place. However, it can be difficult to follow at times due to the use of legal jargon and complex sentences. The fourth book I will review is "The Impeachment of Warren Hastings: Papers from a Bicentenary Commemoration." This book contains essays written by historians and other experts on the trial, as well as transcripts of key speeches and documents. The writing style is more academic than some of the other books, making it better suited for those who want to learn more about the historical context in which the trial took place. The fifth book I will review is "The Speeches of Edmund Burke on the Impeachment of Warren Hastings: To which is added a selection of Burke's epistolary correspondence : forming vol. ... works (Collected works of Edmund Burke)." This book contains speeches that Burke gave during the trial, as well as his correspondence related to the trial. The writing style is formal and academic, but it can be difficult to read at times due to the use of archaic language and long sentences. The sixth book I will review is "The Writings & Speeches of Edmund Burke: Volume I - Articles of Charge Against Warren Hastings, Esq.; Speeches in the Impeachment." This book contains articles of charge against Hastings as well as speeches that Burke gave during the trial. The writing style is formal and academic, but it can be difficult to read at times due to the use of archaic language and long sentences. The seventh book I will review is "The Writings & Speeches of Edmund Burke: Volume IX - Articles of Charge Against Warren Hastings, Esq.; Speeches in the Impeachment." This book contains articles of charge against Hastings as well as speeches that Burke gave during the trial. The writing style is formal and academic, but it can be difficult to read at times due to the use of archaic language and long sentences. The eighth book I will review is "The Speech of Mr. Wilkes in the House of Commons, on the Ninth of May 1787, Respecting the Impeachment of Warren Hastings Esq." This book contains a speech that John Wilkes gave during the trial, as well as an introduction and notes by the editor. The writing style is more accessible than some of the other books, making it easier to read and understand. The ninth book I will review is "Abstract of the Articles of Charge, Answer, and Evidence, Upon the Impeachment of Warren Hastings, Esq." This book contains an abstract of the articles of charge against Hastings as well as his answer and evidence during the trial. The writing style is formal and academic, but it can be difficult to read at times due to the use of archaic language and long sentences. In conclusion, these books provide a wealth of information about the impeachment trial of Warren Hastings in 1786-1787. They contain speeches and writings by Edmund Burke, who was a key figure in the trial, as well as other documents related to the trial such as articles of charge, evidence, and abstracts. The writing style varies from book to book, with some being more accessible than others.