Life in London

In this gripping exposé, journalist Edwin Hodder reveals the seedy underbelly of 19th-century London. Through interviews, anecdotes, and investigative reporting, Hodder paints a shocking picture of the city's perilous streets, where crime, poverty, and disease ran rampant.
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