Trial and Conviction of Eliza Dawson, at Winsor, N.S., December 18Th, 1849, for the Murder of Charles Steward and Wife, Her Entire Life and Confession, Wherein Will Be Found the Most Daring Robberies and Cold Blooded Murders Ever Recorded by the Pen of Ma

This gripping true crime account documents the trial and ultimate conviction of Eliza Dawson for the brutal murder of Charles Steward and his wife in nineteenth-century Canada. Drawing on court transcripts and Dawson's own written confession, the book offers a fascinating glimpse into the criminal mind and the workings of the justice system in a bygone era.

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