Dickens's Dictionary Of London, 1882 (fourth Year)

Originally published in serial form, this unique guidebook to London was compiled by the great writer Charles Dickens. Packed with information on everything from public transportation to local attractions, this unconventional handbook was a must-have for anyone visiting the city during the 19th century. Today, it offers a fascinating glimpse into life in Victorian London.
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