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Delve into the dark underbelly of Georgian and Victorian England with "The History and Romance of Crime, Chronicles of Newgate, Vol. 2," a compelling exploration of crime and punishment. Authored by Arthur Griffiths, this volume offers a gripping account of Newgate Prison, its infamous inmates, and the broader history of crime in London.
This meticulously researched work provides a window into the lives of criminals, the conditions of prisons, and the social context that shaped the era. Explore the captivating, often brutal, realities behind bars, offering insights into the evolution of criminal justice and the stories of those caught within its system. A classic of true crime and criminology, this historical text remains a vital resource for anyone interested in English history, the history of prisons, and the enduring fascination with crime.
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