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The Borden Case on One Sheet
A free two-page historical companion to the book: the plan of 92 Second Street as Edwin H. Porter published it in 1893, who was who in the household, the town and the trial, the dates from 1863 to 1927, and ten things to know about the real case and its afterlife. History and culture, not puzzles: nothing on it answers a puzzle in the book.
- ✓The plan of the house and yard, as published in 1893
- ✓Who was who: the household, the town, the trial
- ✓The dates, from 1863 to 1927
- ✓Ten things to know about the real case and how it never left American culture
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Why a companion?
The real case behind the book, on one sheet. Before you open the file: the plan of the house as it was published in 1893, who was who, the dates that matter, and ten things every reader should know about the real case. History, not puzzles — nothing on it answers a puzzle in the book.