Catherine Wilson

Catherine Wilson (c. 1822 – 20 October 1862) was a British murderer who was hanged for one murder, but was generally thought at the time to have committed six others. She worked as a nurse and poisoned her victims after encouraging them to leave their money to her in their wills. She was described privately by the sentencing judge as "the greatest criminal that ever lived". Provided by Wikipedia
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    Leibniz's metaphysics : a historical and comparative study /
    by Wilson, Catherine, 1951-
    Published 1989
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    The invisible world : early modern philosophy and the invention of the microscope /
    by Wilson, Catherine, 1951-
    Published 1995
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    Epicureanism at the origins of modernity /
    by Wilson, Catherine, 1951-
    Published 2008
    Book
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    Metaethics from a first person standpoint : an introduction to moral philosophy /
    by Wilson, Catherine, 1951-
    Published 2016
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    The invisible world : early modern philosophy and the invention of the microscope /
    by Wilson, Catherine, 1951-
    Published 1995
    Book
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    Civilization and oppression /
    Published 1999
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    The Oxford handbook of philosophy in early modern Europe /
    Published 2011
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    The Oxford handbook of philosophy in early modern Europe /
    Published 2011
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    Descartes and Cartesianism : essays in honour of Desmond Clarke /
    Published 2017
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