Regency Crime and Punishment: Jewellery Theft
This editorial appeared in the April 1835 issue of The Lady’s Magazine and Museum
The search for justice is a dangerous quest.
Jossetta and Samuel Dane, the Discreet Detectives, travel incognito as an under-butler and a kitchen maid to Lord Tilden’s estate to discover who is slowly emptying his fabled wine cellar. They risk their lives to save his wine and he realizes Joss and Sam are more important than any wine or even family pride. They are rewarded for their efforts and return to Dane Hold with new respect for the value of servants.
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