The Procession to Tyburn: Crime and Punishment in the Eighteenth Century

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6" x 8 7/8", 306 pp., black cloth. Scarce history of the poor souls and notorious criminals who made the ignominious journey to London's infamous hanging place, Tyburn Hill. This book tells the stories of 17 of the most famous of those executed on Tyburn Tree, Jonathan Wild and Captain Kidd among them. This copy in Very Good Minus condition: the interior is spotless - just age-toning - and the binding is quite sound. The boards have bumping, some spotting (including some short white scratches on the back board); spine ends are bumped and softened and backstrip is somewhat lighter than the boards. See photo. N° de ref. del artículo 02675

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