This interesting book is presented as an exposure of criminality on the canal system, and it does achieve that objective rather well. In this case, as Anthony indicates, John Turner’s family remained unconvinced by the verdict but this had occurred in a world where our modern opportunities for evidential examination just did not exist. This is a valuable snapshot into that former world.
The Historian

Another fine addition to the series, and one which takes you to an area so easy to visit if you want to pop over through the Channel Tunnel, and an area so full of interesting places to visit for the Battlefield visitor. It's certainly one I will take with me next time we take a trip over to France. ​Read the full review [link=https://www.militarymodelscene.com/pands-the-canal-line]here[/link]
Military Model Scene, Robin Buckland

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BBC Radio Nottingham, 17th September 2018 - with presenter Alan Clifford

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Lancashire Evening Post, 4th July 2018

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This England, Autumn 2017