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nuisances

According to the Dickens's Dictionary p.177. This is a partial list. Dave

[protohistorian]

clippings for the week of Annies murder

Another big shout out for Lynn Cates in extracting these! Dave

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clippings 2

Thanks Lynn!

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and the map

maps are cool and stuff! Dave

[lynn cates]

good job

Hello Dave. You do good work. Thanks!

You have some sage advice? Well, it's about thyme! (heh-heh)

Cheers.
LC

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geographic scope

For all of us not in London or or English extraction here is a helpful map.
1 Red or the number 9 is the city of London
2. Blue is Spitalfields
3. green is Whitechpael
4. 10 is Tower Hamlets
Dave

[protohistorian]

week of the double event

Once again a huge thank you to Lynn Cates for helping us be better informed. The articles. Dave

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more articles. Thanks Lynn! Dave

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and the map

Week of double evnt map. Dave

[lynn cates]

good job

Hello Dave. Good job, as always.

Cheers.
LC

[protohistorian]

set parameters

I believe these are all from Lloyd's Weekly. Thet are not intended as comprehensive, rather to provide scope. If someone wants to pull crimes from other papers and mail them to me I will plot them and we can create a composite dataset. Dave

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All of these are extracted from Poor Women's Lives. by Andrew August. The red trapezoid is what it always is. Everything should be labeled. Dave

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oh, there is more! Dave

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larger map

So blind people like me can se it! Dave

[lynn cates]

well done

Hello Dave. Splendid! Keep adding to our stock of knowledge.

Cheers.
LC