In the past, the east shore of Lincolnshire's long coastline was
well adapted for smuggling and the rural quality of the county
aided the transport and hiding of contraband goods. In addition to
the pirates, coastal criminals and countryside rogues, there was
also murder and mayhem aplenty in such cities as Lincoln, Grimsby,
Boston and Stamford. Moreover, being near to the north/south routes
from London meant that Lincolnshire was a haven for highwaymen and
footpads - even the infamous Dick Turpin had a Lincolnshire
connection. With exciting and dramatic tales featuring the worst of
Lincolnshire's villains, this book is sure to inform and fascinate
everyone interested in Lincolnshire's criminal past.
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