| Dr. James W. Stone. Report of the Trial Prof. John W. Webster, Indicted for the Murder of Dr. George Parkman before the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts, Holden at Boston on Tuesday, March 19, 1850. Phonographic Report. Second Edition, Revised. Boston: Phillips, Sampson & Company, 110 Washington Street, 1850. Reproduced in the Notable Trials Library, 1990, Introduction by Alan M. Dershowitz.
George Bemis report of the Webster trial, 1850 [First edition]
George Bemis report of the Webster trial, 1850 [1897 edition]
New York Globe report of the Webster trial, 1850
Abraham Oakey Hall, review of the Webster trial, 1850
Standard reporting of the case in 59 Mass 295
Standard reporting of the appeal in the case in 59 Mass 386
Citations of the case as of 2/19/01
[Judge Joel Parker. Review of Bemis Report of the John W. White Webster Case] in North American Review, January 1851, Vol. 72, Issue 150, pp. 178-204. Courtesy of Cornell University, Making of America, project
Memoir of Governor Briggs, chapter concerning Webster request for a pardon
Letters of Arthur Webster Machen, compiled by Arthur W. Machen, Jr., Privately Printed, Baltimore, 1917, references to attendance at the Webster Trial and identification of Judge Parker's unsigned article in the North American Review. Also table of cases in the Court of Appeals for leading Baltimore lawyers, 10 MD-110 MD
Memory of Dr. Parkman during the trial of Webster.
NEH funded movie and classroom exercises about the trial.
Essay on Judge Lemuel Shaw, father-in-law of Herman Melville.
Irving, H. B. A Book of Remarkable Criminals
 Contemporary print of struggle between Professor John White Webster and Dr. George Parkman based upon Websters purported confession
Miscellaneous Notes concerning imprints related to the case including Abraham Oakey Hall, and New York Daily Globe, McDade items 1066, 1063
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