The Killing of Louisa

The Killing of Louisa / Janet Lee.

"Finally, convicted murderess Louisa Collins can tell her own story. But will she confess?To lose one husband may be regarded as a misfortune; to lose both looks like murder. Louisa Collins was hung in New South Wales in 1889. She was tried four times for the alleged murders of her two husbands...

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Main Author: Lee, Janet (Novelist) (Author)
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: St Lucia, Queensland, Australia : University of Queensland Press, 2018.
Subjects:
1800-1899
Trials (Murder) > Australia > New South Wales > History > 19th century > Fiction.
FICTION > General.
Trials (Murder)
New South Wales
Fiction
History
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Table of Contents:
  • Cover; Author biography; Title page; Imprint page; Dedication; Legislative Assembly
  • 19 December 1888; Prologue; Prisoner's Letters
  • Passed by Permission; 1.; Brevities; 2.; Latest Special Telegrams; 3.; Intercolonial; 4.; News of the Day; Central Criminal Court; 5.; The Botany Murder Case
  • Extracts from the Murderess's Letters; The Botany Poisoning Cases; 6.; 7.; 8.; 9.; 10.; 11.; 12.; The Botany Murder Case
  • Life and History of Louisa Collins; 13.; 14.; 15.; 16.; The Botany Murder Case
  • Extracts from the Murderess's Letters 2; 17.; 18.; 19.
  • The Botany Murder Case
  • Marriage Certificate20.; 21.; Case of Louisa Collins; 22.; 23.; 24.; 25.; 26.; 27.; 28.; 29.; 30.; 31.; The Botany Murderess; 32.; 33.; 34.; 35.; 36.; 37.; 38.; Legislative Assembly; 39.; 40.; 41.; In the House; 42.; 43.; 44.; Law Report; 45.; 46.; 47.; 48.; 49.; 50.; 51.; 52.; 53.; 54.; 55.; 56.; 57.; 58.; Epilogue; Behind the Bars; Author's Note; Acknowledgements; Notes.

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