This collection of essays charts the explosive growth of London from the Great Fire, when much of the city was destroyed and rebuilt, to the Great Exhibition. As the city changed from medieval to modern, a new kind of society developed along with the new landscape. The essays address such issues as crime and sex and profile characters ranging from cabbies to preachers.
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Tim Hitchcock is a reader in 18th-century history at the University of Hertfordshire. Heather Shore is a lecturer in history at University College, Northampton.
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