The Road to Tyburn
Author(s): Christopher Hibbert
Jack Sheppard, glamorous rebel, daring escapee and idol of the London mob, was one of the most legendary criminals of 18th-century England. When he finally met his end and was hanged in 1724, weeping girls and thronging crowds lined the road to the gallows at Tyburn.
Product Information
Christopher Hibbert is a prolific author, many of whose books are published by Penguin. Other titles to appear in the Classic Penguin series are The Making of Charles Dickens and Charles I.
The legend; the background; boyhood and apprenticeship; bad company; crime and punishment; alone in the world; Jonathan Wild; Newgate; the trial; the condemned hold; the great escape from Newgate; the last days of freedom; the second trial; Tyburn fair.
General Fields
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- : 53783
- : 44793
- : 0.198
- : 27 September 2001
- : 216mm X 135mm X 13mm
- : United Kingdom
- : books
Special Fields
- : Christopher Hibbert
- : Paperback
- : New edition
- : 942.1071092
- : 176
- : 7pp b&w illustrations, bibliography, glossary