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Page 39
... but the good lawyers of those times were not of that opinion , but did believe
that Mrs . Turner was directly murdered by ... that if a man was indicted for
murdering another with a dagger , and , in fact , the murder was committed with a
sword ...
... but the good lawyers of those times were not of that opinion , but did believe
that Mrs . Turner was directly murdered by ... that if a man was indicted for
murdering another with a dagger , and , in fact , the murder was committed with a
sword ...
Page 282
Next , that it no self - murder was , . The case itself explains , For no man ... is the
only good thing he ever lived for . At page 152 Sarah Malcombe , for murders ,
holds out five and thirty tempting and desperate pages - but we cannot heed her
...
Next , that it no self - murder was , . The case itself explains , For no man ... is the
only good thing he ever lived for . At page 152 Sarah Malcombe , for murders ,
holds out five and thirty tempting and desperate pages - but we cannot heed her
...
Page 284
Captain Lowry ' s ship murder is well known . Miss BĪandy , of York , follows : her
murder of her father was sufficiently mysterious to make a million wet eyes for her
at the fatal tree . Thomas Twinbrow , a young highwayman of twenty - one years ...
Captain Lowry ' s ship murder is well known . Miss BĪandy , of York , follows : her
murder of her father was sufficiently mysterious to make a million wet eyes for her
at the fatal tree . Thomas Twinbrow , a young highwayman of twenty - one years ...
Page 285
Theodore Gardelle ' s murder of Mrs . King , is one of the most fearful narratives in
the work : the crime was so quietly committed ; the body so cruelly hacked for
secresy ; the neighbourhood so horridly moved to suspicion . He endeavoured to
...
Theodore Gardelle ' s murder of Mrs . King , is one of the most fearful narratives in
the work : the crime was so quietly committed ; the body so cruelly hacked for
secresy ; the neighbourhood so horridly moved to suspicion . He endeavoured to
...
Page 333
In the early part of the drama he is represented as an honorable gentleman , who
, froin disappointment in his darling passion , is urged on to revenge the murder
of his betrothed lady - and , in the closing scene , he attempts to fasten suspicion
...
In the early part of the drama he is represented as an honorable gentleman , who
, froin disappointment in his darling passion , is urged on to revenge the murder
of his betrothed lady - and , in the closing scene , he attempts to fasten suspicion
...
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| Title | The Retrospective Review.., Volume 7 |
| Editor | Henry Southern |
| Contributors | David Sampson Maurice, Charles and Henry Baldwyn |
| Publisher | Charles and Henry Baldwyn, Newgate Street., 1823 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 14 Aug 2007 |
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