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Getting away with murder?: Homicide and the coroners in nineteenth-century London. [My Copy]

by Mary E. Emmerichs

posted to c19th crime history homicide violence by sharonhoward on 2006-01-23 18:07:48 as read

along with 2 people and 2 groups AlexTheHunn LTME 18th-century_history_culture_and_society C17_Politics_Literature_Culture_Thought

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