Midlothian Mayhem - Malcolm Archibald torrent

Category: True Crime
Language: EnglishKeywords: Edinburgh Midlothian Scotland
Written by Malcolm Archibald
Read by Frank Meaden
Format: MP3
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Unabridged
Midlothian Mayhem: Murder, Miners and the Military in Old Midlothian
By: Malcolm Archibald
Narrated by: Frank Meaden
Release date
20-08-2020
Language
English
Format
Unabridged Audiobook
Length
7 hrs and 55 mins
Publisher
Next Chapter Audio Ltd
Categories
History
Murders, riots, strikes, and runaway horses. Midlothian in the 18th and 19th centuries was an interesting place to live.
This book introduces the listener to the hard lives of the colliers, the birth of the rural police force, and the impact the army had on life in the county south of Scotland’s capital city.
Highwaymen and grave robbers, footpads and murderers, illicit distillers and murderous poachers - all lived or worked in Midlothian at a time when Scotland was changing from a rural to an industrial nation.
Midlothian Mayhem opens the door to this time and place, giving you a view of this fascinating area through different eyes.
©2020 Malcolm Archibald (P)2020 Malcolm Archibald
Midlothian Mayhem: Murder, Miners and the Military in Old Midlothian
By: Malcolm Archibald
Narrated by: Frank Meaden
Release date
20-08-2020
Language
English
Format
Unabridged Audiobook
Length
7 hrs and 55 mins
Publisher
Next Chapter Audio Ltd
Categories
History

Murders, riots, strikes, and runaway horses. Midlothian in the 18th and 19th centuries was an interesting place to live.

This book introduces the listener to the hard lives of the colliers, the birth of the rural police force, and the impact the army had on life in the county south of Scotland’s capital city.

Highwaymen and grave robbers, footpads and murderers, illicit distillers and murderous poachers - all lived or worked in Midlothian at a time when Scotland was changing from a rural to an industrial nation.

Midlothian Mayhem opens the door to this time and place, giving you a view of this fascinating area through different eyes.

©2020 Malcolm Archibald (P)2020 Malcolm Archibald