The Art of the English Murder: Jack the Ripper, Sherlock Holmes

This book explores the cultural history of murder in England, from the Victorian era through the early twentieth century. It examines famous cases and their impact on literature, media, and public imagination.

• Format: Hardcover edition published by Pegasus Books
• Key Contents: Analysis of the Jack the Ripper case, the rise of detective fiction, and the role of newspapers in shaping public perception
• Historical Context: Covers the transition from real-life crimes to fictional portrayals in works by Arthur Conan Doyle and others
• Collector Value: First edition, first printing; includes archival illustrations and photographs
• Language: English text suitable for general readers

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