Jack the Ripper: A Treasury of Victorian Murder (Geary)

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Jack the Ripper: A Treasury of Victorian Murder (Geary)

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Author: Peter Thursday, 19 November 1998 - 12:51 am
The masonic connection leaves a lot to be answered part of the masonic ritual tells of the mutilation of bodies simular to that described. I wonder.....
Author: Tim Watson Thursday, 19 November 1998 - 12:51 am
Jack the Ripper, from the "A Treasury of Victorian Murder" series, by Rick Geary, Nantier-Beall-Minoustchine, NY (1995). This book is basically a picture book, with minimal narration, which I did not know when I ordered it. But the black-and-white drawings are quite good and interesting, and the written narration is well done. It covers the five murders and little else - no real speculation as to the identy of the Ripper.

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