Murder Most Foul!
Margaret Mills
- Region:
- East of England
- Notice Period:
- Regular (more than one month's notice)
- Type:
- Professional
- Fee:
- Paid: depending on distance travelled; £40-£50 on average for local talks
- Category:
- Humanities
- Updated:
- 17th June 2019
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In the 1920’s, Ilford (then part of Essex) was catapulted into the national and local media headlines by the story of an ill-fated love triangle that ended in disaster and became a cause celebre. The outcome of the case is still discussed by the legal world today, and the story has been the subject of books, articles and TV programmes. Many believe it also influenced change in criminal law.
Views: 1151 | Enquiries: 2About Margaret Mills
I am a qualified and experienced (25 plus years) part-time adult education lecturer, and give talks to various different organisations. My specialisms are History and English Literature, (mainly 18th and 19th centuries) and my talk topics are mainly selected from this period. I also broadcast a regular book review slot and a local history slot on community radio, and regularly contribute to newsletters, magazines and journals of both the Bronte Society and the Jane Austen Centre. I am a member of the Royal Historical Society. My academic qualifications are a BA Honours Degree in Humanities with History, and a Masters Degree in Education, also Post-graduate Certificates in both Education and Educational Learning Support. My talks can be anything from 30 minutes to an hour (or more) in length, depending on requirements, and I am always happy to answer questions afterwards. The talks I give can be of a purely academic nature, or there are other options with a more light-hearted and humorous slant, if required! My aim is to inform and entertain.
Other Talks on SpeakerNet by Margaret Mills
- Skeletons in their Cupboards
- Get Well Soon?
- Murder in the Suburbs
- Country House Novels
- Two Victorian Philanthropists
- Victoria & Albert: Agents for Change?
- Two Scandalous Ladies!
- Mrs Beeton: the original 'Superwoman'?
- Edward VIII: Duke of Windsor
- The Bronte Family
- Mrs Gaskell: Novelist, Philanthropist & Friend of the Famous
- Flora Thompson: Author and Social Observer
- Oscar Wilde: Nothing To Declare But His Genius?
- Jane Austen & the Austen Family
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