City of beasts: How animals shaped Georgian London (Manchester University Press)
City of Beasts examines how animals shaped Georgian London, offering a historical perspective on the city and its society. Thomas Almeroth-Williams explores the significance of animals in the Georgian urban experience, making this a compelling choice for readers interested in London, social history, and the connections between people and animals.
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City of Beasts examines the role of animals in Georgian London.
Thomas Almeroth-Williams explores how animals shaped the city and its society.
Focusing on the Georgian period, the book offers a historical perspective on London through its relationships with animals.
This study will interest readers of urban, social, and cultural history.
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