A sentimental murder : love and madness in the eighteenth century /

A sentimental murder : love and madness in the eighteenth century /

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Main Author:	Brewer, John, 1947-
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	New York : Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2004 New York : [2004], ©2004
Edition:	1st Amer. ed
Subjects:	Hackman, James, > 1752-1779 Ray, Martha, > -1779 Reay, Martha Ray, Martha, > m. 1779 Crimes of passion > England > London Murder > England > London > Case studies Crimes passionnels > Angleterre > Londres Meurtre > Angleterre > Londres > Cas, Études de Crimes of passion Murder Crime passionnel Moorden 4.240 England > London Case studies

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