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Delve into the chilling account of Victorian England's most notorious poisoner with "The Notable English Trial of William Palmer." This meticulously prepared edition revisits the gripping legal drama surrounding William Palmer, the "Rugeley Poisoner," whose case captivated and horrified the nation in the mid-19th century.
Explore the intricacies of the trial, a landmark event in legal history, as the prosecution built its case against Palmer. This true crime narrative offers a detailed examination of the evidence, testimonies, and courtroom strategies that defined this sensational proceeding.
Perfect for readers interested in true crime, 19th-century history, and the evolution of criminal law, this book provides an unparalleled glimpse into a pivotal moment in British history. Discover the details that fueled the public's fascination with the Palmer case and continue to make it a compelling study of crime and justice. A timeless exploration of a dark chapter in England's past.
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