The Iron Edict
The fog in Whitechapel did not roll in so much as it descended, a yellow-grey blanket smothering the gas lamps until their light became nothing more than sickly halos in the murk. It was November 1888, and Edward Ashworth had been living in his garret above a baker's shop on Commercial Road for three months, subsisting on bread, weak tea, and the slow accumulation of dust. He was twenty-eight...
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