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London, January 1843. A lone gunman waits in the shadows of Whitehall, convinced he is striking a blow against the government. But when Daniel M\u2019Naghten pulls the trigger, he murders the wrong man \u2014 Edward Drummond, the trusted secretary to Sir Robert Peel.The city erupts. Parliament is furious. The Queen herself demands answers. And as Drummond lies dying under the care of feuding surgeons, the nation braces for what everyone assumes will be the quickest of trials and the swiftest of hangings. Instead, Britain is shaken to its core.Murder in the Houses of Parliament plunges readers into the riveting real-life drama that followed: the frantic manhunt, the botched medical decisions, the sensational Old Bailey trial, and the explosive verdict that outraged Victorian society. From the uproar

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London, January 1843. A lone gunman waits in the shadows of Whitehall, convinced he is striking a blow against the government. But when Daniel M\u2019Naghten pulls the trigger, he murders the wrong man \u2014 Edward Drummond, the trusted secretary to Sir Robert Peel.The city erupts. Parliament is furious. The Queen herself demands answers. And as Drummond lies dying under the care of feuding surgeons, the nation braces for what everyone assumes will be the quickest of trials and the swiftest of hangings. Instead, Britain is shaken to its core.Murder in the Houses of Parliament plunges readers into the riveting real-life drama that followed: the frantic manhunt, the botched medical decisions, the sensational Old Bailey trial, and the explosive verdict that outraged Victorian society. From the uproar

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