The Mint, Southwark: London's Lawless Refuge | Untangling Family History

The Mint, Southwark: London's Lawless Refuge | Untangling Family History

The Mint, Southwark: London's Lawless Refuge | Untangling Family HistoryHelen Rimmer
Published on: 15/04/2026

Discover the history of The Mint in Southwark — a lawless sanctuary for debtors, home to a notorious workhouse, and an inspiration for Charles Dickens.

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Clandestine Marriages in 18th & 19th Century Britain | Fleet Prison to Gretna Green

Clandestine Marriages in 18th & 19th Century Britain | Fleet Prison to Gretna Green

Clandestine Marriages in 18th & 19th Century Britain | Fleet Prison to Gretna GreenHelen Rimmer
Published on: 07/04/2026

Discover the fascinating history of clandestine marriages in 18th and 19th century Britain — from the notorious Fleet Prison marriage trade to breathless elopements to Gretna Green. A complete guide to irregular marriage in Georgian and Victorian England and Scotland.

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