The Man Who Would Be Jack by David Bullock

The Man Who Would Be Jack by David Bullock

Explore the rich history and culture of Venice with this authoritative guide. Written by a renowned expert in the field, Venice: Its Individual Growth offers a comprehensive look at the city's architecture, art, and history, from its earliest days to the fall of the republic.

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David Bullock is a keen writer and historian and in 2008 he was a finalist in a Waterstone's short story competition in which a number of major authors, including J.K.Rowling and Doris Lessing, were judges. David has been researching the Jack the Ripper case for the last fifteen years. He lives in Cheam, Surrey.

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ISBN 13	9781849543408
ISBN 10	1849543402
Title	The Man Who Would Be Jack
Author	David Bullock
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Binding Type	Hardback
Publisher	Biteback Publishing
Year published	2012-07-25
Number of pages	400
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