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Univ. of Pennsylvania Press, 2001 (hardcover)
London Monster: A Sanguinary Tale, The
Bondeson, Jan
Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press. 2001.
237pp. Illustrated, Index. [Infamous Murders]
ISBN: 0812235762

Casebook Review:

The captivating story of Rhynwick Williams who held the women of London in a state of panic in the 1780s. Bondeson weaves a fascinating book - which reads like a novel - around the story, showing how London of the late 18th century dealt with a murder sensation not unlike that which would occur in Whitechapel a century later... highly recommended.


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  Rhynwick Williams
       Press Reports: Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel - 1 January 1891 
       Press Reports: St. James Budget - 6 October 1888 
       Press Reports: Star - 16 November 1888