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Paperback The Humours of Grub Street Book

ISBN: 1771485469

ISBN13: 9781771485463

The Humours of Grub Street

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When Rye Hackett publishes his first political broadside in 1703, he finds out the hard way why there are so many writers in London's Grub Street: the monsters won't let them leave. After watching his hero Daniel Defoe stand in the pillory, a young lawyer named Rye Hackett gets the courage to publish a political essay. The moment he does, a woman made of mercury spirits him away to a maze of alleys and gin shops. Rye can't hide from the politicians...

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