Nineteenth-century crime : prevention and punishment /

• Tobias, J. J.

• Crime and criminals -- England

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• Causes of the Civil War
• Crime and the law the social history of crime in Western Europe since 1500
• Civil War America making a nation 1848 1877
• Prison reform in Lancashire 1700 1850 a study in local administration
• America in 1857 a nation on the brink
• English local prisons 1860 1900 next only to death
• Delinquency and drift from the research program of the Center for the Study of Law and Society University of California
• Street violence in the nineteenth century media panic or real danger
• coming of the American Civil War
• Criminal and victim crime and society in early nineteenth century England
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• Crime justice and discretion in England 1740 1820
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• London hanged crime and civil society in the eighteenth century
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• Penal discipline reformatory projects and the English Prison Commission 1895 1939
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• Global crime today the changing face of organised crime
• Women crime and custody in Victorian England
• hanging tree execution and the English people 1770 1868
• Crime policing and punishment in England 1750 1914
• Victorian underworld
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• Slavery in American society
• origins of the wars of German unification
• Poverty ethnicity and violent crime
• Abraham Lincoln and the second American Revolution
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• police of Britain
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• Sex crime sex offending and society
• Police and protest in England and Ireland 1780 1850
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• Catholic England faith religion and observance before the Reformation
• Understanding community penalties probation policy and social change
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