Sarah Wise's Gaslight Stories

Tales from the Victorian Lunatic Asylum
September 7th, 2015 - Duration: 00:53:48

Rippercast è lieto di presentarvi l'intervento dell'autrice di saggistica storica Sarah Wise dalla Conferenza della Whitechapel Society 1888, a Salisbury nel novembre del 2014.

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