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Arsenic under the elms: murder in Victorian New Haven Item Preview remove-circle Share or Embed This Item Arsenic under the elms: murder in Victorian New Haven by McConnell, Virginia A., Publication date Topics Poisoning Publisher Westport, Conn.: Praeger Collection. The attorney Virginia A. McConnell provides a riveting view of Connecticut in the late s as revealed through the unrelated but disturbingly similar murders of two young women. Arsenic Under the Elms Murder in Victorian New Haven. Virginia A. McConnell. Jennie Cramer, another woman of low social status, was found floating.  · Arsenic Under the Elms by Virginia A. McConnell, Octo, Praeger Trade edition, Arsenic Under the Elms: Murder in Victorian New Haven December 1, , Bison Books zzzz. Not in Library. Libraries near you: WorldCat. 2. Arsenic under the elms: murder in Victorian New Haven , Praeger in English


Virginia A. McConnell is an acclaimed writer of historical true crime books, including Arsenic under the Elms: Murder in Victorian New Haven, Sympathy for the Devil: The Emmanuel Baptist Murders of Old San Francisco, and The Adventuress: Murder, Blackmail, and Confidence Games in the Gilded Age. murder in victorian new haven by Virginia A. McConnell ‧ RELEASE DATE: Nov. 30, Attorney/college teacher McConnell's debut is an accomplished re-creation of two notorious murders of young women in the rural gentility of s Connecticut, with a remarkable sense for the inequities and dark places of that vanished era. The dustjacket has light wear. The boards and binding are in very good order. ISBN


Arsenic under the elms: murder in Victorian New Haven Arsenic under the elms: murder in Victorian New Haven by McConnell, Virginia A., Publication date Arsenic Under the Elms: Murder in Victorian New Haven by Virginia A. McConnell. Click here for the lowest price! Hardcover, , A high-profile murder can function as a mirror of an era, and attorney and crime researcher Virginia McConnell provides a fascinating view of Connecticut in Victorian times, as glimpsed through the unrelated, but disturbingly similar murders of two young women near New Haven in the late s.

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