The case of Anne Green was remarkable in that after being falsely convicted of murdering her newborn child,
A) she survived an attempted electrocution.
B) she escaped and later married Thomas Willis, a famous neurologist.
C) she survived an attempted hanging.
D) she escaped and later became a famous neurologist.

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Anne Green survived an attempted hanging in 1650 after being falsely convicted of infanticide. She was later revived by physicians, including Thomas Willis, but she did not marry him or become a neurologist.

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