City of beasts: How animals shaped Georgian London (Manchester University Press)
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City of beasts: How animals shaped Georgian London (Manchester University Press)

by Thomas Almeroth-Williams

History urban history Animal Studies
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A historical study revealing how animals influenced the growth, environment, and daily life of Georgian London.

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City of Beasts examines the significant role animals played in shaping Georgian London.

The book draws on historical evidence to show how animals influenced urban growth and society.

It highlights the interactions between humans and animals in the eighteenth-century city.

Readers gain insight into the broader environmental and cultural history of London.

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