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... 'thirties Mr. Edward Percy and Mr. Reginald Denham, old hands at the game, based a successful thriller on the cause célébre of Lizzie Borden. This young lady, according to the ruthless rhyme, took an axe, gave her father forty whacks, and when she saw what she ...
... same entertainment value and in wartime, or indeed any time, this is a book to be grateful for. Mrs. Belloc Lowndes calls Lizzie Borden A Famous a gtuc[y in Conjecture. She seeks the real Murder motive that lay behind the murder which, in Reconstructed. ...
... recommend to all amateur criminologists all the thousands of us-- who find great enjoyment in such lucid exposition. With LIZZIE BORDEN-- The Untold Story (Gollancz. 21s.), Mr. Radin has given us the results of his own most astute investigations and his own ...
... different from his others. It is, in fact, a collection of essays on THE ABILITY TO KILL (Bodley Head. 16s.), including four Lizzie Borden Memorial Lectures, dealing with crime in England, Scotland, France and Criminal London. The main themes are the mentality ...
... thought about it they kept to themselves. (Italics mine.) AMERICAN crime history is also a novel in Mrs. Belloc Lowndes's Lizzie Borden (Hutchinson, 8s. 3d.). In 1892 Lizzie, Sunday-school teacher and church worker, was charged with a fiendish murder. Her ...