Blue Blood

Arthur Griffiths (1838-1908) was a British author, military historian, and prison administrator. He served in the British Army for over two decades, achieving the rank of major, and later became an inspector of prisons in England. His extensive experience in military life and the penal system greatly influenced his writing, which often centered on crime, punishment, and historical events. Griffiths authored numerous books, including crime fiction, military histories, and accounts of prison life, providing vivid insights into 19th-century British institutions and society.