Database: The Unfortunates of London - Revision history

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	During the [[Victorian era]], being a [[Courtesan\|prostitute]] was a sordid and dangerous undertaking, which only the most destitute of women turned to for survival.		During the [[Victorian era]], being a [[Courtesan\|prostitute]] was a sordid and dangerous undertaking, which only the most destitute of women turned to for survival.

imported>Lady Kyashira at 16:06, 19 June 2020

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	During the [[Victorian era]], being a prostitute was a sordid and dangerous undertaking, which only the most destitute of women turned to for survival.		During the [[Victorian era]], being a [[Courtesan\|prostitute]] was a sordid and dangerous undertaking, which only the most destitute of women turned to for survival.

	They walked the worst-lit streets in [[London]] at night, often alone, in places where the [[Metropolitan Police Service\|police]] would never venture unless they were 3 to 4-men strong.		They walked the worst-lit streets in [[London]] at night, often alone, in places where the [[Metropolitan Police Service\|police]] would never venture unless they were 3 to 4-men strong.
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	Between 31st August and 9th November 1888, the brutal murders of five prostitutes were attributed to the one killer -- [[Jack the Ripper]].		Between 31st August and 9th November 1888, the brutal murders of five prostitutes were attributed to the one killer -- [[Jack the Ripper]].

	Rapidly, gangs and procurers took advantage of the Ripper's Terror... The Unfortunates had no choice but to ply their trade, under duress, and give up their hard-earned coin in exchange for "protection". Now, they had not only the Ripper to fear, but their new "employers" as well.		Rapidly, gangs and procurers took advantage of the Ripper's [[Reign of Terror\|Terror]]... The Unfortunates had no choice but to ply their trade, under duress, and give up their hard-earned coin in exchange for "protection". Now, they had not only the Ripper to fear, but their new "employers" as well.

	It was high-time someone stood up for the prostitutes, and helped them retake control of their lives.		It was high-time someone stood up for the prostitutes, and helped them retake control of their lives.

imported>Amnestyyy at 07:53, 15 December 2015

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	During the [[Victorian era]], being a prostitute was a sordid and dangerous undertaking, which only the most destitute of women turned to for survival.		During the [[Victorian era]], being a prostitute was a sordid and dangerous undertaking, which only the most destitute of women turned to for survival.

imported>Amnestyyy: SPOILERS

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SPOILERS

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During the [[Victorian era]], being a prostitute was a sordid and dangerous undertaking, which only the most destitute of women turned to for survival.

They walked the worst-lit streets in [[London]] at night, often alone, in places where the [[Metropolitan Police Service|police]] would never venture unless they were 3 to 4-men strong.

Between 31st August and 9th November 1888, the brutal murders of five prostitutes were attributed to the one killer -- [[Jack the Ripper]].

Rapidly, gangs and procurers took advantage of the Ripper's Terror... The Unfortunates had no choice but to ply their trade, under duress, and give up their hard-earned coin in exchange for "protection". Now, they had not only the Ripper to fear, but their new "employers" as well.

It was high-time someone stood up for the prostitutes, and helped them retake control of their lives.
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