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- Author: Bob Biderman
- Publisher: Germinal Productions, Ltd/ Black Apollo Press
- ISBN-10: 1900355922
- ISBN-13: 9781900355926
- Format: 14 x 21.6 x 2.4 cm, kieti viršeliai
- Language: English
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JUBILEE SUMMER, JUNE 1887. Britain is deep in lavish celebration of Empire. That same month, in the East End of London a quiet young man, recently arrived from Warsaw, is accused of murdering an Angel. Two writers at the start of their career - Israel Zangwill, a brilliant Anglo-Jewish novelist, and Margaret Harkness, a fiery social reformer - are brought together in a remarkable encounter as they investigate a crime that would change their lives and their vision of themselves, England and the world.
THE STRANGE CASE OF ISRAEL LIPSKI is a brilliant study of London's East End at the turn of the century and a fascinating exploration into a murder case that shook the very foundations of British justice.
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- Author: Bob Biderman
- Publisher: Germinal Productions, Ltd/ Black Apollo Press
- ISBN-10: 1900355922
- ISBN-13: 9781900355926
- Format: 14 x 21.6 x 2.4 cm, kieti viršeliai
- Language: English English
JUBILEE SUMMER, JUNE 1887. Britain is deep in lavish celebration of Empire. That same month, in the East End of London a quiet young man, recently arrived from Warsaw, is accused of murdering an Angel. Two writers at the start of their career - Israel Zangwill, a brilliant Anglo-Jewish novelist, and Margaret Harkness, a fiery social reformer - are brought together in a remarkable encounter as they investigate a crime that would change their lives and their vision of themselves, England and the world.
THE STRANGE CASE OF ISRAEL LIPSKI is a brilliant study of London's East End at the turn of the century and a fascinating exploration into a murder case that shook the very foundations of British justice.
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