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The official QI Twitter account (@qikipedia) today said the followingsaid the following:

If you sent a letter in 19th century London you could expect a reply within 2 hours

Source: The QI Elves‏.

Is there any merit to this claim?

The official QI Twitter account (@qikipedia) today said the following:

If you sent a letter in 19th century London you could expect a reply within 2 hours

Source: The QI Elves‏.

Is there any merit to this claim?

The official QI Twitter account (@qikipedia) today said the following:

If you sent a letter in 19th century London you could expect a reply within 2 hours

Is there any merit to this claim?

The official QI Twitter account (@qikipedia) today said the following:

If you sent a letter in 19th century London you could expect a reply within 2 hours

Source: https://twitter.com/qikipedia/status/866997122947829760The QI Elves‏.

Is there any merit to this claim?

The official QI Twitter account (@qikipedia) today said the following:

If you sent a letter in 19th century London you could expect a reply within 2 hours

Source: https://twitter.com/qikipedia/status/866997122947829760

Is there any merit to this claim?

The official QI Twitter account (@qikipedia) today said the following:

If you sent a letter in 19th century London you could expect a reply within 2 hours

Source: The QI Elves‏.

Is there any merit to this claim?

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