How to Apprehend a Murderer: A Comically Annotated Guide to Scotland Yard, Penny Dreadfuls, and the Birth of Detection (THE VICTORIAN GUIDE TO IMPROPRIETY)
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How to Apprehend a Murderer: A Comically Annotated Guide to Scotland Yard, Penny Dreadfuls, and the Birth of Detection (THE VICTORIAN GUIDE TO IMPROPRIETY)

by Barnaby Smith

historical humor Victorian Era True Crime History
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How to Apprehend a Murderer is a comically annotated guide delving into Scotland Yard, penny dreadfuls, and the birth of detection during the Victorian era. As part of The Victorian Guide to Impropriety, it humorously uncovers the origins of investigative techniques and the sensational literature that captivated the public. Perfect for history enthusiasts seeking an entertaining perspective on early crime detection.

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This book offers a comically annotated guide exploring the early days of detection, focusing on Scotland Yard and the sensational world of penny dreadfuls.

Set within the Victorian era, it examines the birth of investigative practices that shaped modern policing.

Part of The Victorian Guide to Impropriety series, it provides an engaging and lighthearted look at historical improprieties and innovations in crime-solving.

Readers will enjoy the blend of factual insights and comedic annotations that bring this fascinating period to life.

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