Public meeting places, often taverns, that served as headquarters for gangs and thieves in the eighteenth century were known as:

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Public meeting places, often taverns, that served as headquarters for gangs and thieves in the eighteenth century were known as:

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Flash houses were public meeting places, often taverns, that served as headquarters for gangs and thieves in the eighteenth century. These establishments were known for their association with criminal activities and provided a space for criminals to gather, plan, and celebrate their exploits.

Public Meeting Places, Often Taverns, That Served as Headquarters for Gangs