The trial of Lizzie Borden

[snokkums]

Just got my book "The Trial of LIzzie Borden" It's a nice leather bound book. I think I will be MIA for few days.

[1bigsteve]

Have fun with it, Snokks. Let us know what you think of it. I don't think I ever heard of that title.

-1bigsteve (o:

[doug65oh]

It's probably the "Notable Trials" edition of Pearson.

[Kat]

Sounds right!

Pearson, Edmund. The Trial of Lizzie Borden. New York: Doubleday, 1937. Rpt. as The Trial of Lizzie Borden by Edmund Pearson; Notable Trials Library Edition, Foreword by Alan Dershowitz. Delran, NJ: Gryphon, 1991.
Important work that includes great quantities of trial testimony, not generally found elsewhere, but criticized for his one-sided approach which favored Lizzie as the killer.

from:
http://lizzieandrewborden.com/Resources ... m#booksnon

You can always look up books here.
It will be updated soon too.

[snokkums]

Yup it's the notable trials edition by pearson. So far, it's interesting.

[RayS]

Sounds right!

Pearson, Edmund. The Trial of Lizzie Borden. New York: Doubleday, 1937. Rpt. as The Trial of Lizzie Borden by Edmund Pearson; Notable Trials Library Edition, Foreword by Alan Dershowitz. Delran, NJ: Gryphon, 1991.
Important work that includes great quantities of trial testimony, not generally found elsewhere, but criticized for his one-sided approach which favored Lizzie as the killer.

from:
http://lizzieandrewborden.com/Resources ... m#booksnon

You can always look up books here.
It will be updated soon too.

There was an edition published circa 1964 with the essay by Gerald Gross. Gross claims Lizzie did Abby while Bridget was outside, and Bridget did Andy while Lizzie was outside. A rationalization that makes sense for those who know little about this case.

[Kat]

You can look at this if you like:

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