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In this entertaining, illustrated compendium of caustic quotes, famous visitors of the past - including the likes of Jane Austen and Charles Dickens - queue up to complain of freezing behinds, insulting chairmen, villainous smells, naked bodies, wanton dalliances, hurled dogs and far, far worse ...
Whitechapel 1888. The blood-red skies ushered in the Autumn of Terror with panic on the streets of London. Inspector Frederick George Abberline is under pressure to capture Jack the Ripper. He failed ... or did he?
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