The story of a Victorian policeman who tried to stop the trafficking of English girls to powerful men in the 1880s
A totally true account of real events.
'Madame' Mary Jeffries - the Victorian 'Ghislaine Maxwell' exposed by Inspector Minahan.
Some of these young women were traded into brothels in Paris and Brussels. Others were duped into working for customer tips in cafes-concerts like the infamous Folies-Bergere. Was Manet's iconic 1881-2 painting a comment on this English trade?
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The Brits at the Folies-Bergère?
A new interpretation of Edouard Manet’s final masterpiece,
A Bar at the Folies-Bergère (1881-2)
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