Arguing that it is less the quality of the crimes than the attitude of the age which determines the gruesomeness of its murders, Michael Knox Beran brings to life the ghastly ambiance of a vanished epoch and gives us a terrifying glimpse of the horror beneath the seeming civility of the Victorian era.
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Arguing that it is less the quality of the crimes than the attitude of the age which determines the gruesomeness of its murders, Michael Knox Beran brings to life the ghastly ambiance of a vanished epoch and gives us a terrifying glimpse of the horror beneath the seeming civility of the Victorian era.
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