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Chris Scott
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Two extracts from an article published in Dec. 1888 in the North American review. It is entitled "Murder and Madness" and is by William Hammond. Tow passages of interest re the Whitechapel Killings

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Chris Scott
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From the North American Review November 1890, I have found an article by Munro entitled THE LONDON POLICE.
First page is below but it runs to 16 pages!!
Mail me if anyone wants the whole thing

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