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Originally posted by Debra A View PostI am genuinely looking forward to reading the book, Jonathon. I can't help trying to predict what the little teasers released by the publisher might be about though, sorry! I was the same with Wynne Weston Davies book.
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Originally posted by Debra A View PostI am genuinely looking forward to reading the book, Jonathon. I can't help trying to predict what the little teasers released by the publisher might be about though, sorry! I was the same with Wynne Weston Davies book.
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Originally posted by jmenges View PostThanks for understanding. Six months is a long time to wait, but you can guarantee I'll be following the comments of researchers such as yourself and Debs once you've read her book and any serious questions or concerns raised can be asked on our show.
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Originally posted by Monty View PostYou can speculate as you wish, I’m merely stating my opinion that such speculation is not beneficial.
Yep, a reasonable assumption, and a logical one. Whether it’s the correct one is open to debate until March.
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Originally posted by MrBarnett View PostI think we're at Liberty to speculate to our hearts' content.
If someone advertises a book about the victims of JTR and suggests she has found a link between them and 'Dickens', it's a reasonable assumption to make that she is referring to the author of 'Oliver Twist' etc, isn't it?
But if not, which of the C5 do you think CD Jr might have rubbed shoulders with in Whitechapel in 1879?
There’s still time.
Maybe I shouldn’t have made this post.
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Originally posted by MrBarnett View PostI think we're at Liberty to speculate to our hearts' content.
If someone advertises a book about the victims of JTR and suggests she has found a link between them and 'Dickens', it's a reasonable assumption to make that she is referring to the author of 'Oliver Twist' etc, isn't it?
But if not, which of the C5 do you think CD Jr might have rubbed shoulders with in Whitechapel in 1879?
Yep, a reasonable assumption, and a logical one. Whether it’s the correct one is open to debate until March.
Monty
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Originally posted by Monty View PostYep.
The only way we shall learn if Hallie means Senior or Junior is by reading the book when it comes out.
Until then, I feel it umbeneficial to speculate.
Monty
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If someone advertises a book about the victims of JTR and suggests she has found a link between them and 'Dickens', it's a reasonable assumption to make that she is referring to the author of 'Oliver Twist' etc, isn't it?
But if not, which of the C5 do you think CD Jr might have rubbed shoulders with in Whitechapel in 1879?
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Yep.
The only way we shall learn if Hallie means Senior or Junior is by reading the book when it comes out.
Until then, I feel it umbeneficial to speculate.
Monty
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Charley Dickens did indeed visit Whitechapel, and wrote about it in 1879.
Monty
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