Table of Contents

Prologue; The End; Letty: Childhood; George: Childhood; Letitia: Starting Out; George: Starting Out; Letitia: Making a Name; George: Making a Name; Letitia: Changing Tack; George: Changing Tack; Letitia: Coming Together; George: Coming Together; Together; Death at the Castle; The Inquest; The Affair of the Dos Amigos; The Commission of Inquiry; Bibliography; Index.

About the Author

Julie Watt is the former head of arts ad media at Stevenson College-Edinburgh.

Reviews

"It is not only the most important publication on L.E.L. since Cynthia Lawford's news, but also a tour de force on the cultural turmoils of Great Britain...A storehouse of valuable research and superbly coordinated information, Poisoned Lives is also a lively, literate, engaging story, rendered with the craft and flair of an artful novelist." - Susan J. Wolfson, Princeton University, The Wordsworth Circle, Volume XLII, Number 4, Autumn 2011