"Export fishing in Victorian London" is a fascinating historical book that tells about the unique world of underground professions and underground affairs of London of the 19th century. The author reveals in detail the life of coachmen who transported wealthy Londoners around the city, as well as their interaction with major social and political events of the era. Through the prism of outlaws and their intrigues, the author reveals the themes of class relations, corruption and human passions that filled Victorian society. Each hero leaves a picture of his soul on the pages of this book, helping the reader to better understand the nuances of morality and ethics of that time. "The Catch in Victorian London" is a fascinating study of how ordinary people lived in a big city, where every street hid its secrets, and every stone of the city is intertwined with the history of its inhabitant.