A just measure of pain : the penitentiary in the industrial revolution, 1750-1850 /

• Ignatieff, Michael, 1947-

• Prisons -- England -- History

• Macmillan,

• Critical criminology series

• 0333258088

• Originally published: New York : Pantheon Books, 1978.

• Crime and punishment in nineteenth century England
• history of English criminal law and its administration from 1750 The emergence of penal policy in Victorian and Edwardian England
• criminal prisons of London and scenes of prison life
• Durkheim and the law
• Prison reform in Lancashire 1700 1850 a study in local administration
• Science folklore and ideology studies in the life sciences in ancient Greece
• English local prisons 1860 1900 next only to death
• reform of prisoners 1830 1900
• Imprisonment in England and Wales a concise history
• Victorian underworld
• Prisons past and future
• prison and the factory origins of the penitentiary system
• revolutionary origins of modern Japan
• Penal discipline reformatory projects and the English Prison Commission 1895 1939
• Crime and industrial society in the 19th century
• Alone of all her sex the myth and cult of the Virgin Mary
• Reconstructing the criminal culture law and policy in England 1830 1914
• Oxford history of the prison the practice of punishment in Western society
• Crime police and the courts in British history
• Street violence in the nineteenth century media panic or real danger
• history of police in England and Wales 900 1966
• Celtic and Anglo Saxon kingship the ODonnell lectures for 1967 8 delivered in the University of Oxford on 23 and 24 May 1968
• Anglo Saxon women and the church sharing a common fate
• Dreyfus affair catalyst for tensions in French society
• Nineteenth century crime prevention and punishment
• Crime and the law the social history of crime in Western Europe since 1500
• Imperial Germany 1867 1918 politics culture and society in an authoritarian state
• Sex work a risky business
• Witchcraft in the Middle Ages
• life and times of Sir Edwin Chadwick
• hanging tree execution and the English people 1770 1868
• origins of Anglo Saxon kingdoms
• Crime and society in England 1750 1900
• Philip Snowden the first Labour Chancellor of the Exchequer
• Discipline and punish the birth of the prison
• Hanging in judgment religion and the death penalty in England
• Prison readings a critical introduction to prisons and imprisonment
• Queens concubines and dowagers the Kings wife in the early middle ages
• Crime and society in England 1750 1900
• urban nation 1920 1960
• Education and politics 1900 1951 a study of the Labour Party
• France and the Dreyfus affair
• Women crime and custody in Victorian England
• Eighteenth century women an anthology
• Hooligan a history of respectable fears
• Norman conquest its setting and impact
• Punishment and welfare a history of penal strategies
• imprisonment of women
• Propaganda and empire the manipulation of British public opinion 1880 1960
• Queens and queenship in medieval Europe proceedings of a conference held at Kings College London April 1995
• Western society and the church in the Middle Ages
• Revolution and counter revolution in France 1815 1852
• From Alfred to Henry III 871 1272
• Catholic England faith religion and observance before the Reformation
• well chosen effective body of men the Middlesbrough police force 1841 1914
• Global crime today the changing face of organised crime
• Crime and punishment in eighteenth century England
• China through Western eyes the nineteenth century a reader on history
• Modern Japan a social history since 1868
• Revolution and terror in France 1789 1795
• Discipline and punish the birth of the prison
• Criminology at the crossroads feminist readings in crime and justice
• Alfreds kingdom Wessex and the South 800 1500
• fourth estate a history of women in the Middle Ages
• Tudor revolution in government administrative changes in the reign of Henry VIII
• Crime policing and punishment in England 1750 1914
• effects of imprisonment
• William I and the Norman Conquest
• English court from the Wars of the Roses to the Civil War
• Doing time an introduction to the sociology of imprisonment
• Occupation the ordeal of France 1940 1944
• English police a political and social history
• France in revolution
• Democracy in France since 1870
• Anglo Saxon England and the Norman Conquest
• Psychological research in prisons
• Sainthood in the later Middle Ages
• Occupied France collaboration and resistance 1940 1944
• short history of the Labour Party
• history of Germany since 1789
• Sex work on the streets prostitutes and their clients
• Prostitution and feminism towards a politics of feeling
• short history of the Liberal Party 1900 92
• Making sex body and gender from the Greeks to Freud
• Causes of delinquency
• Understanding white collar crime
• Patriots national identity in Britain 1940 2000
• Dreyfus affair in French society and politics
• Henry VI
• French Revolution
• later Middle Ages in England 1216 1485
• London labour and the London poor
• Organised crime
• Ethical and social perspectives on situational crime prevention
• Understanding community penalties probation policy and social change
• Medieval queenship
• era of Franklin D Roosevelt 1933 1945 a brief history with documents
• City of dreadful delight narratives of sexual danger in late Victorian London
• Early medieval history
• Before the bobbies the night watch and police reform in metropolitan London 1720 1830