London Monster

1 May 1790, artist's depiction of the London Monster attacking a woman. The likeness was created from various reports from alleged victims and before the arrest of Rhynwick Williams. }}

The London Monster was the name given to an alleged attacker of women in London between 1788 and 1790. The attacker had a signature behaviour of piquerism, the pricking or stabbing of victims with a knife, pin or needle. Provided by Wikipedia
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    by Williams, Renwick
    Published 1790
    London : Printed for D. Brewman [1790]
    17 p. : 1 port.
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    by Williams, Renwick
    Published 1790
    London : Sold by R. Butters, [1790?]
    55 p.
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