The Chieftain: Victorian True Crime Through The Eyes of a Scotland Yard Detective (58 page)

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PLATE SECTION

1 Chief Inspector George Clarke, 1877 (Cobb,
Critical Years at the Yard
[1956])

2 Sir Richard Mayne, Metropolitan Police Commissioner 1829–68 (Mary Evans Picture Library, Ref: 10082915)