Capital punishment and British politics : the British movement to abolish the death penalty, 1945-57 /

• Allen and Unwin,

• Punishment property and justice philosophical foundations of the death penalty and welfare controversies
• death penalty a worldwide perspective
• lesson of the scaffold
• history of capital punishment with a comment on capital punishment by Clarence Darrow
• making of Conservative Party policy the Conservative Research Department since 1929
• Assessing risk in sex offenders a practitioners guide
• Crime and criminal justice since 1945
• Hanging in judgment religion and the death penalty in England
• Marx and modern social theory
• Crime and justice 1750 1950
• Meiji Restoration
• Yenan way in revolutionary China
• history of the Chinese Communist Party
• Elizabeth I and the unity of England
• Rebellions and revolutions China from the 1800s to the 1980s
• hanging tree execution and the English people 1770 1868
• Crime and punishment in eighteenth century England
• police of Britain
• Eighteenth century English society shuttles and swords
• Chinese communism
• history of the Chinese Communist Party 1921 1949
• history of police in England and Wales
• Tudor rebellions maps by Leo Vernon
• Equity and the law of trusts
• Sex as crime
• Crime and society in England 1750 1900
• Crime science new approaches to preventing and detecting crime
• Cambridge companion to Foucault
• Henry VI
• end of the House of Lancaster
• England and its rulers 1066 1272
• Policing the Victorian community the formation of English provincial police forces 1856 80
• Before the bobbies the night watch and police reform in metropolitan London 1720 1830
• Judicial punishment in England
• reign of Mary I
• Evidence
• Public protection and the criminal justice process
• short history of the Labour Party
• Republicanism in nineteenth century France 1814 1871
• Norman Empire
• Equity & trusts
• ties that bound peasant families in medieval England
• Criminology a sociological introduction
• Crime and society readings in history and theory
• Crime policing and punishment in England 1750 1914
• Crime and the courts in England 1660 1800
• Imprisonment in England and Wales a concise history
• Tudor revolution in government administrative changes in the reign of Henry VIII
• Fifteenth century England 1399 1509 studies in politics and society
• Anne Boleyn
• Stalin and Stalinism
• reign of Henry VIII personalities and politics
• Policing provincial England 1829 1856 the politics of reform
• nature of fascism
• Restorative justice the empowerment model
• Casebook on torts
• Nationalist era in China 1927 1949
• John Stuart Mill
• China through western eyes The twentieth century
• Mapping murder walking in killers footsteps
• Corpus Christi the Eucharist in late medieval culture
• Authority and conflict England 1603 1658
• Human rights a very short introduction
• causes of the English Civil War the Ford Lectures delivered in the University of Oxford 1987 1988
• feudal kingdom of England 1042 1216
• earliest English kings
• Reign of Elizabeth I
• Modern India the origins of an Asian democracy
• history of the Soviet Union
• William I and the Norman Conquest
• Crime and society in England 1750 1900
• Elizabeth I
• Reform and Reformation England 1509 1558
• Constitutional and administrative law
• Henry VIII and the English Reformation
• Norman Conquest
• France 1870 1914 politics and society
• French Revolution from its origins to 1793
• English family 1450 1700
• Conservative Party 1918 1970
• Drugs and crime
• Thatcherism and British politics 1975 1999
• Early Tudor government 1485 1558
• Britain in the Depression society and politics 1929 1939
• Signature killers
• French Revolution rethinking the debate
• Medical law
• Anglo Norman England 1066 1166
• new police in nineteenth century England crime conflict and control
• Feminist debates issues of theory and political practice
• Class
• Law of the European Union
• Wars of the Roses politics and the constitution in England c 1437 1509
• British politics today
• rise of the Nazis
• From Salisbury to Major continuity and change in conservative politics
• Anglo Saxon age c 400 1042
• English society in the later Middle Ages class status and gender
• penal system an introduction
• Controlling crime