The Poison Plot

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Elaine Forman Crane explores the intricate social fabric of early America in her works, delving into themes of gender, violence, and justice. In "Witches, Wife Beaters, and Whores," she examines the legal and social dynamics affecting common people, while "Killed Strangely" investigates the mysterious death of Rebecca Cornell, highlighting the intersection of personal tragedy and societal norms. Crane's scholarship provides a compelling look at the lives of ordinary individuals against the backdrop of historical events.