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Poison, detection and the Victorian imagination N-731 Are ethical objections to governmentExplore the chilling intersection of poison, detection, and the Victorian imagination in Ian Burney's compelling book, 'Poison, Detection and the Victorian Imagination'. This insightful title delves into the notorious case of William Palmer, a medical practitioner convicted of murder by poisoning in 1856. This gripping narrative unveils the complexities and challenges faced by toxicologists, detectives, and legal experts during this time, presenting