The Portland Peerage Romance 8 1
The Portland Peerage Romance 8 1
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Years afterwards it was put down to the account of Palmer the poisoner, who it was said had administered strychnine to Lord George as he did tosome other members of the aristocracy.
But what was Palmer's motive?
Had Lord George and he any betting transactions together in which Palmerhad lost, and finding himself unable to pay, destroyed his noblecreditor with diabolical secrecy?
Yet Palmer in 1848 was a young doctor, aged about twenty-three, justsetting out on his professional career.
It was no...t until a few years afterwards that Palmer commenced to turnhis attention to turf transactions, therefore it is difficult to find amotive which should be some evidence against him as the perpetrator ofthis crime.
The case of Palmer was an extraordinary one. He was a medicalpractitioner at Rugeley in Staffordshire, and having become infatuatedwith betting had no scruples about removing those to whom he hadcontracted debts of honour. It was not till the early months of 1856that light was shed upon some of his fiendish designs and after a longtrial he was sentenced to be hanged at Stafford gaol.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Years afterwards it was put down to the account of Palmer the poisoner, who it was said had administered strychnine to Lord George as he did tosome other members of the aristocracy.
But what was Palmer's motive?
Had Lord George and he any betting transactions together in which Palmerhad lost, and finding himself unable to pay, destroyed his noblecreditor with diabolical secrecy?
Yet Palmer in 1848 was a young doctor, aged about twenty-three, justsetting out on his professional career.
It was no...t until a few years afterwards that Palmer commenced to turnhis attention to turf transactions, therefore it is difficult to find amotive which should be some evidence against him as the perpetrator ofthis crime.
The case of Palmer was an extraordinary one. He was a medicalpractitioner at Rugeley in Staffordshire, and having become infatuatedwith betting had no scruples about removing those to whom he hadcontracted debts of honour. It was not till the early months of 1856that light was shed upon some of his fiendish designs and after a longtrial he was sentenced to be hanged at Stafford gaol.
What to read after The Portland Peerage Romance 8 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Archard Charles J. to read onlineMoreLess
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