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Title: A Great into Victorian Life in London
Review: Though it's sub-titled "A Victorian Murder Mystery", there is little mystery to be found in this book; the details of the crime and its aftermath are clearly described in the book's first chapter. That said, London, 1849 provides an accessible view of Victorian England's filthy, plague and crime-ridden capital. Branching out from the murder of Patrick O'Connor by Frederick and Maria Manning, London 1849 goes on to detail such topics as health issues, prostitution, poverty, marital relationships, sexuality, class issues and crime and punishment in Victorian London. Very detailed (if not a touch dry in a few spots), London, 1849 is recommended to anyone with an interest in Victorian life.
