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City of Literature - Edinburgh - Jekyll and Hyde

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lynbrown | 09:52 Tue 19th Feb 2008 | Books & Authors
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This book is being given away by the thousands in Edinburgh. I have just read it and found it really hard going. Anyone else read it? Are there any useful leaflets that would help me understand all the meanings and nuances?
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The association with Edinburgh is that RL Stevenson is believed to have gained the inspiration for Jekyll/ Hyde from the true story of Deacon William Brodie - a respectable Edinburgh cabinetmaker by day and a housebreaker and thief by night. Eventually caught, he was executed at the Tolbooth.
Another fact is that Brodie was the first to be killed using the trap door on the gallows (which funnelly he designed)

"hung by his own design" - to quote
I think i'm right, my uncle who does tours of Edinburgh told me this! x

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