just found a book
Posted: Wed Aug 17, 2005 9:49 am
Just found this book on line. It's called Lizzie Borden unlocke. Has anybody read it? Just found this book on line. It's called Lizzie Borden unlocke. Has anybody read it?Lizzie Borden Society Forum
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Just found this book on line. It's called Lizzie Borden unlocke. Has anybody read it?Posted: Wed Aug 17, 2005 10:47 am
Wasn't that a "Yellow Tulip" Chapbook by Ed Samms? I have it somewhere in my files. Been around for a loooong time.
Posted: Wed Aug 17, 2005 12:56 pm
Yes it is. Maybe that explains the relatively cheap price
the author was by ed samms. thanks bob.
I had just never seen it.
robin
the author was by ed samms. thanks bob.
I had just never seen it.
robin
Posted: Sat Aug 20, 2005 5:31 pm
I'venread it, its only 64 or 65 pages long and It just tells the story. For example Lizzie Borden was born toi Andrew and Sarah Borden on thursday, July 19 1860 in Fall River MA, this is what the city was like, what the bordens were like, the murders, the trial, her death, You know more than the author. What I'm trying to say It's abook to buy for collection and to admire on a shelf not to research, you have more info about the topic ion your mind than the book.
Posted: Wed Aug 24, 2005 6:28 am
I have it. It's is pretty good considering its small size, It mentions about the unlikelyhood of Bridgit having to was the windows on of all days that particular day. There are many what we might call intoductory books on the case. Books that you might not get anything new from.