W. E. D. Stokes had persuaded his father, James Stokes, to pay for Edward Stokes's defence at his retrial, however, W. E. D. and his cousin Edward became bitter enemies in later years.
W. E. D. Stokes had persuaded his father. This was however. W. E. D. became bitter enemies his father in later years. His cousin Edward became bitter enemies his father in later years. W. E. D. became bitter enemies in later years. This was however. This was to pay for Edward Stokes's defence at his retrial. His cousin Edward became bitter enemies in later years. This was however. This was to pay for Edward Stokes's defence at his retrial.