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Bernard Spilsbury : his life and cases / Douglas G. Browne, E. V. Tullett ; foreword W. Bentley Purchase.- Middlesex, London : Penguin Books, 1955.- 408 [4] p. ; 19 cm. - (Pinguin Books ; 1092)
LITERATURA, CRIME CONTRA AS PESSOAS
Foreword. Acknowledgements. Part. One: Early Years (1877-1910). 1. Case History. 2. Oxford and St Mary’s. 3. Change of Direction. 4. Prelude to Crippen. Part Two: The Incomparable Witness (1910-25). 1. The Crippen Case. 2. Seddon – The Mean Murderer. 3. The Brides in the Baths. 4. The Voisin Case. 5. A Tragedy of the War. 6. The Early Nineteen-twenties. 7. The Armstrong Case. 8. Unpleasant things on the Crumbles. 9. The Thorne Case – Splisbury and Brontë. Part Three: Splisbury as Others Saw Him. 1. Bench and Bar. 2. Doctors and Students. The Police. 4. Coroners’ Courts. Part Four: The Fullest Years (1926-39). 1. Murder in Variety. 2. More Poisoning Cases. 3. The Use of the Knife. 4. Trunks and Torsos. 5. Substitution by Fire. 6. ‘Children and Young Person’. 7. Matricide. 8. ‘These Vile Guns’. 9. Queer Cases and Odd Ends. 10. London Night Life : the 1930s. Part Five : The Last Phase (1939-47). 1. Domestic Tragedy. 2. The Tyranny of Work. 3. The Last Cases – Cornock and Antiquis. 4. The Final Post-mortem.