UBC: The Leavenworth Case
Green, Anna Katharine. The Leavenworth Case. 1878. Teddington: Echo Library, 2008.
I first read about Anna Katharine Green in Murderess Ink (1979). (I notice on looking at it now that Murderess Ink describes Charles Rohlfs as a "furniture tycoon," a grossly inaccurate label given that throughout their married life, it was Anna Katharine Green's income that supported the family. On the evidence of the exhibit at the Milwaukee Art Museum, Rohlfs was a brilliant furniture designer, but that's not at
I first read about Anna Katharine Green in Murderess Ink (1979). (I notice on looking at it now that Murderess Ink describes Charles Rohlfs as a "furniture tycoon," a grossly inaccurate label given that throughout their married life, it was Anna Katharine Green's income that supported the family. On the evidence of the exhibit at the Milwaukee Art Museum, Rohlfs was a brilliant furniture designer, but that's not at
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