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Contents:
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1.
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Editorial
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It may be history, but is it a holiday?
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5.
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Mark King
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Hyam Hyams
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7.
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Stephen Butt
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Robert James Lees
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13.
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Sir Robert Anderson
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Sherlock Holmes, Detective. As Seen By Scotland Yard
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15.
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Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
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S. Ingleby Oddie
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Christopher T. George
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“Saucy Jack”: Another American Connection
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19.
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Bernard Brown
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Jack of All Trades
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21.
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R. Dixon Smith
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The View From The Second Shelf
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I Beg to Report
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All the news that’s fit to print, and sometimes not...
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25.
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Adrian Morris
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“Every Generation Has Its Hamlet…” Kim Newman at the C&D
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27.
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Letters to the Editor
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29.
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Dave Froggatt
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Ripper Rarities
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30.
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Reviews
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Hanging With Mary Jane Virginia Love Long
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Becoming Victoria Lynne Vallone
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Queen Victoria's Family: A Century of Photographs Charlotte Zeepvat
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Victorian Diaries edited by Heather Creaton
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The World For A Shilling Michael Leapman
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London: The Biography Peter Ackroyd
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London 1900: The Imperial Metropolis Jonathan Schneer
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Getting It Straight Freddie Foreman and Tony Lambrianou, with Carol Clerk
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Ronnie Kray: Man Among Men Laurie O'Leary
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Author Unknown: On The Trail of Annoymous Don Foster
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Lestrade and the Mirror of Murder
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Lestrade and the Kiss of Horus
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Lestrade and the Devil’s Own all M.J. Trow
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The Notorious Astrological Physician of London Barbara Howard Traister
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The Queen’s Conjuror: The Science and Magic of Dr Dee Benjamin Woolley
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Lord Minimus Nick Page
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Terror on the Chesapeake Christopher T George
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Bootlegged Angel; Lights, Camera, Angel Mike Ripley
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GLENN
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Sometimes irreverent, always funny
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Conference News
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Last chance to reserve your place!
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“You wouldn’t say that the prostitutes in Amsterdam looked like Claudia Schiffer either, but they are certainly more de Maupassant than Jack the Ripper.”
‘Tart Talk’ by Petronella Wyatt. The Spectator (www.spectator.co.uk)
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by Ripperologist’s contributors are not necessarily those of the proprietors.
Throughout the magazine we have given picture credits wherever possible.
We would like to acknowledge the valuable assistance given by the following people in the production of this issue of Ripperologist: Andy Aliffe, Lucinda
Brown (Public Records Office), Stewart Evans, Shirley Harrison, Robert Ives, Eduardo Zinna. Thank you!
Production note: We are continually striving to improve the appearance and readability of Ripperologist and to this end have noted the comments of
some of our readers who found the original typeface difficult to read. We hope the new typeface introduced with this issue eases those concerns, but
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