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    <![CDATA[London, 1830s. Twelve-year-old Victor, an orphan, knows that life is  dangerous, and death by disease or accident is common. But to Mr. Tipple  and Mr. Biggs, these are streets teeming with possibility, where a child,  once dead, is a commodity, and a &quot;fresh subject&quot; can fetch as much as nine  guineas. In this dark underworld, Victor must uncover the identity of the  ghoulish murderer who is at the heart of London’s furtive trade in  human corpses.<p>  T. K. Welsh, author of <em>The Unresolved,</em> spins an intricate and chilling story  of greed, malevolence, and redemption based on the body-snatcher  trials of 1831.</p>]]>
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    <body><![CDATA[A chilling portrait of 1830s London, when corpses were highly valued for medical research, and the streets of London were filled with homeless children.  The fresher the subject, the more valuable the cadaver.  Eventually, someone realized it was easier to kill the children, than to dig them up afte...<a href="http://www.goodreads.com/review/show/2053390">more...</a>]]></body>
    
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