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Stanley Rivers, 1869
Seven Curses of London, The
Greenwood, James
London: Stanley Rivers. 1869.
461pp. [Victorian London]
ISBN:

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James Greenwood is considered one of the first "investigative journalists" of Victorian London's seedy underbelly. In this book he examines the seven "curses" of London - beggars, drunks, thieves, neglected children, prostitutes, gamblers and "wasters of charity." An insightful view of the dirtier side of London life.