Mary Carr
Mary Carr was a notorious figure in London's criminal underworld during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, leading the all-female gang known as the Forty Elephants. Under her leadership, the gang specialized in shoplifting, employing cunning tactics to evade law enforcement. Carr became an iconic figure, often referred to as the 'Queen' of the gang, and her exploits contributed to the gang's reputation as one of the most formidable criminal organizations of its time.
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Italy:
Mary Carr was the leader of the Forty Elephants gang and is known for her beauty and criminal prowess.
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Hungary:
Mary Carr is the head of the Forty Elephants gang in Ezer bokszütés.
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Hungary:
Mary Carr is the head of the Forty Elephants gang in the series Ezer bokszütés.
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Hungary:
Mary Carr is the head of the Forty Elephants gang in Ezer bokszütés.
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United Kingdom:
Mary Carr is the leader of a troop of female thieves and pickpockets known as the Forty Elephants.
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Spain:
Mary Carr is one of the real leaders of the Forty Elephants featured in 'Mil golpes'.
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United Kingdom:
Mary Carr is the queen of an all-female criminal gang known as the Forty Elephants in A Thousand Blows.
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Sweden:
Mary Carr is the queen of the all-female gang The Forty Elephants in the story discussed by Steven Knight.
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Hungary:
Mary Carr was a leader of the Forty Elephants gang in London.
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Hungary:
Mary Carr was a leader of the Forty Elephants gang in London.
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