Chapter 1
Literary detection in the archives
Revealing Jeanne Heywood (1856–1909)
Article outline
- Adopting a microhistorical approach
- Who was Jeanne Heywood?
- Tracing British archives in American collections
- Mr C. Heywood Esquire
- Exploring judicial evidence
- Connections to the Kessler family
- Evaluating archival research
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Notes
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References
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