The Black Kalendar of Aberdeen. from the Year 1746 Up to and Including the Year 1878

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Set against the backdrop of the developing Metropolitan Police, this book tells the story of a life and career which included railway murderers, grave robbers, fraudulent mediums, Jack the Ripper, the Philosopher’s Stone, Fenian dynamite campaigns, shocking revelations about the aristocracy and a crazed captain with sea serpents in a bottle. This 162-page softcover book features a detailed account of the Whitechapel murders of 1888, a history of Chief Inspector Donald Swanson's handwritten notes discovered 50 years after his death which name the chief suspect and what happened to him, and an examination by the author into the events described in Swanson's marginalia. The illustrations, by Ferdinand Fissi, are some of the most recognisable and atmospheric ever produced on the subject. By using the Web site, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to be bound by the Terms and Conditions.The only clue for Coventry’s City Police was the discovery of a crudely-painted bicycle lamp, its side lights covered over, which the murderer had seemingly used as a lantern.