Liverpool - Longman, Daniel K
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Liverpool has a deeply chequered past. As the second city of the Empire, she was a leading light in the influential story of Victorian Britain. This northern metropolis has thrived as a maritime port and has been home to a vast melting pot of people from all over the world. Their personal stories have shaped the local landscape for generations, but many of the more unsavoury tales have largely lain forgotten or have been quietly swept under the rug. This book lifts the lid on those darker deeds and brings to life some of the more insalubrious events from Liverpool's past. Featuring a panoply…mehr

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Liverpool has a deeply chequered past. As the second city of the Empire, she was a leading light in the influential story of Victorian Britain. This northern metropolis has thrived as a maritime port and has been home to a vast melting pot of people from all over the world. Their personal stories have shaped the local landscape for generations, but many of the more unsavoury tales have largely lain forgotten or have been quietly swept under the rug. This book lifts the lid on those darker deeds and brings to life some of the more insalubrious events from Liverpool's past. Featuring a panoply of true tales, Liverpool: A Macabre Miscellany is sure to invoke sensational intrigue, curious fascination and extraordinary surprise as you discover what really went on behind history's closed doors.
Autorenporträt
Daniel K. Longman is deeply passionate about the history of Merseyside. He has authored numerous books on the subject and has contributed multiple articles to newspapers and magazines, as well as several appearances on radio. He has over a decade of professional experience in town planning and building conservation, and he also serves his community as a local magistrate. In recognition of his contributions, Daniel was awarded an MBE in the 2025 New Year's Honours list. He lives on the Wirral with his partner and pet poochon.