'A great deal of slow poisoning is going on in Great Britain,' wrote Birmingham doctor William Hinds in 1857. He was among a growing movement of people concerned about a toxic killer in their daily lives: namely, their wallpaper.
Tuesday, 22 November 2016
The Alluring Arsenic Colors that Poisoned The Victorian Age
'A great deal of slow poisoning is going on in Great Britain,' wrote Birmingham doctor William Hinds in 1857. He was among a growing movement of people concerned about a toxic killer in their daily lives: namely, their wallpaper.
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