Jeanne MacKenzie

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James Curtis

Norman MacKenzie

Newspaper reports of the murder were "avidly" read by the English. Mr. J. Curtis of the London "Times" traveled to Polstead Heath, the scene of the murder. There he recorded the tangled alibis offered by William Corder, the actions of Maria Marten, the mystic dreams her stepmother offered, relating otherwise unknown details of the murder, the postmortem correspondence between Maria Marten and her father. Mr. Curtis also recorded the details of Corder's execution and the dissection of his body by medical students. Corder's manuscript was bound in skin removed from Corder's body for the purpose. -- revised from jacket flap copy.

Being an Authentic and Faithful History, with a Full Development of the Most Extraordinary Circumstances which Led to the Discovery of Her Body in the Red Barn. To which is Added the Trial of William Corder, with Anecdotes of His Life ..

The Murder of Maria Marten

A biography of the English writer known for his science fiction works.

A Biography

H. G. Wells

Norman Ian MacKenzie

Traces the life and career of the English novelist, discusses his major works, and recounts his many romances

The Time Traveller

The Life of H.G. Wells

Norman Hugh MacKenzie

Enhanced by rare photographs, this biography of the prolific Victorian novelist takes account of the many recently uncovered Dickens letters and the considerable research conducted over the last twenty-five years

Jeanne MacKenzie

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