1777 - 1829: Stories of: England's Grave Robbers - The Resurrectionists | 148v

News of the Times 148v | 1777 - 1829
England's Grave Robbers - The Resurrectionists
In this episode we look at a number of stories detailing the life and work of grave robbers - otherwise known as resurrectionists - between 1777 and 1824.
Not a Burke or Hare in sight!
Hosted by Robin Coles.
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What must be said is that the Resurrectionists had nerves of steel. I doubt I have the nerve to run around a graveyard at night and muck about with the dead. Actually, I am quite sure I don"t have the nerve. Unless someone gives me gin, and a very large quantity of it...

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We are with you on the gin!! Hanging out in graveyards, digging up bodies..as you do on a Monday night - for the fresh meat. Gives a whole new perspective on the saying "things are dead around here"😁

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