Murder and Madness
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Murder and Madness
By Allan HallMurder and Madness
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Murder and Madness: The Myth of the Kentucky Tragedy
By Matthew G. Schoenbachler1943), 260, and Jeffrey D. Groves, “Thomas Holley Chivers,” in American National Biography, ... Another unlikely theory is that one of Beauchamp's lawyers, Thomas J. Lacey, was Chivers's tutor while he lived in Georgia.
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Murder and Madness: No. 3 in the Mavis Davis Mystery Series
By Susan P. BakerWhen P.I. Mavis Davis takes on the grisly ax murder of a cruise ship captain in Galveston, Texas, she wades right into the middle of an open investigation, navigating the island from one end to the other, searching for answers to five-year ...
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Murder and Madness: The Myth of the Kentucky Tragedy
By Matthew SchoenbachlerMurder and Madness reveals the true story behind the murder and demonstrates enduring influence of Romanticism in early America.
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Murder and Madness
By Donald T. LundeMurder and Madness
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Murder and Madness
By Donald T. LundeReports the five-year findings of a psychiatrist and legal expert on the the causes of murder in the United States and the relation of the crime to insanity, pointing out that most murders are committed by relatives and friends of the ...
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Murder and Madness: 75 Years of Crime and Punishment in Renville County Minnesota
By Patricia LubeckThese are just a few of the many crimes that took place in Renville County. After reading these stories, you'll be left with more questions than answers. Many of these cases remain unsolved to this day.
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Murder and Madness: The Myth of the Kentucky Tragedy
By Matthew G. SchoenbachlerMurder and Madness reveals the true story behind the murder and demonstrates enduring influence of Romanticism in early America.