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EXPRESS (7/7/06)
'A highly readable account of nineteenth-century London... Picard's book is a mine of information told with great enthusiasm and passion.'
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'A highly readable account of nineteenth-century London... Picard's book is a mine of information told with great enthusiasm and passion.' (EXPRESS (7/7/06) )
'This is a comprehensive history by anecdote, so the enlightening facts come thick and fast... Picard enforces the idea that history really is all around us.' (TELEGRAPH (8/7/06) )
'Her survey of Victorian London is as enjoyably wide-ranging as her previous volumes, and her curiosity about apparent trivia resurrects the realities of the past more successfully than many more solemn works of social and political analysis do.' (SUNDAY TIMES (30/7/06) )
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'A highly readable account of nineteenth-century London... Picard's book is a mine of information told with great enthusiasm and passion.'
Review
'A highly readable account of nineteenth-century London... Picard's book is a mine of information told with great enthusiasm and passion.' (EXPRESS (7/7/06) )
'This is a comprehensive history by anecdote, so the enlightening facts come thick and fast... Picard enforces the idea that history really is all around us.' (TELEGRAPH (8/7/06) )
'Her survey of Victorian London is as enjoyably wide-ranging as her previous volumes, and her curiosity about apparent trivia resurrects the realities of the past more successfully than many more solemn works of social and political analysis do.' (SUNDAY TIMES (30/7/06) )
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