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Search - The Thieves' Opera: The Mesmerizing Story of Two Notorious Criminals in Eighteenth-Century London

The Thieves' Opera The Mesmerizing Story of Two Notorious Criminals in EighteenthCentury London
Author: Lucy Moore

The criminal underworld of Georgian London, the notorious “Thief-Taker” Jonathan Wild, and infamous housebreaker Jack Sheppard are the subjects in this deftly told history.

ISBN-13: 9780151003648
ISBN-10: 0151003645
Publication Date: 8/13/1998
Pages: 304
Rating:

Currently 3.8/5 Stars.

3.8 stars, based on 2 ratings

Publisher: Harcourt
Book Type: Hardcover
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Common Title

The Thieves' Opera: the riveting true story of 18th century London's most notorious and active criminals

People/Characters

Jonathan Wild (Major Character)

Jack Sheppard (Major Character)

Real Places

United Kingdom

London

Genres:

History >> Europe >> England >> General
History >> Europe >> England >> London
History >> World >> 18th Century
Politics & Social Sciences >> Crime & Criminals >> Criminology
Biographies & Memoirs >> True Crime >> True Crime

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