Crime, policing and punishment in England, 1750-1914 /

• Taylor, David

• Criminology -- Great Britain -- History
• Criminal justice, Administration of -- Great Britain -- History

• Macmillan,

• Social history in perspective

• 0333641981
• 033364199X (pbk.):
• 9780333641996

• £12.99

• Includes index.
• Bibliography.

• Ante Bellum writings of George Fitzhugh and Hinton Rowan Helper on slavery
• Shanghai 1925 urban nationalism and the defense of foreign privilege
• Rising of the agricultural labourers nine pamphlets and six broadsides 1830 1831
• Lincoln reader
• Abraham Lincoln in peace and war
• Three faces of imperialism British and American approaches to Asia and Africa 1870 1970
• Slavery race and the American Revolution
• Prison reform in Lancashire 1700 1850 a study in local administration
• history of the old South
• Abraham Lincoln a biography
• growth of southern civilization 1790 1860
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• Visions of yesterday
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• Living together living apart rethinking Jewish Christian relations in the Middle Ages
• church in Western Europe from the tenth to the early twelfth century
• life and times of Charles I
• London hanged crime and civil society in the eighteenth century
• Police reform in early Victorian York 1835 1856
• Dickens and crime
• Protest and punishment the story of the social and political protesters transported to Australia 1788 1868
• Crime and society in England 1750 1900
• Crime and society in England 1750 1900
• Hanoverian Britain and empire essays in memory of Philip Lawson
• Street life in medieval England
• Paying back twenty years of community service
• slavery reader
• Reconstructing the criminal culture law and policy in England 1830 1914
• freedom of thought struggle in the Old South
• Bevin
• Crime and justice 1750 1950
• fatal shore a history of the transportation of convicts to Australia 1787 1868
• Opium War 1840 1842 barbarians in the Celestial Empire in the early part of the nineteenth century and the war by which they forced her gates ajar
• Police and protest in England and Ireland 1780 1850
• Japans emergence as a modern state political and economic problems of the Meiji period
• Albions fatal tree crime and society in eighteenth century England
• Nineteenth century crime prevention and punishment
• lesson of the scaffold
• In search of human nature the decline and revival of Darwinism in American social thought
• Backward toward revolution the Chinese Revolutionary Party
• Lincoln and his party in the secession crisis
• History in peril may parents preserve it
• Captain Swing
• Progress in penal reform
• Democracy in prewar Japan groundwork or facade
• Victorian underworld
• reform of prisoners 1830 1900
• Artful dodgers youth and crime in early nineteenth century London
• Abraham Lincoln
• Penal discipline reformatory projects and the English Prison Commission 1895 1939
• Albions fatal tree crime and society in eighteenth century England
• Street violence in the nineteenth century media panic or real danger
• Crime and industrial society in the 19th century
• Causes of the Civil War
• Crime and punishment in nineteenth century England
• Chartism
• criminal prisons of London and scenes of prison life
• Youth and history tradition and change in European age relations 1770 present
• slave community plantation life in the antebellum South
• just measure of pain the penitentiary in the industrial revolution 1750 1850
• Hanging in judgment religion and the death penalty in England from the Bloody Code to abolition
• Hogarth a life and a world
• Crime and justice an annual review of research
• history of police in England and Wales
• Policing provincial England 1829 1856 the politics of reform
• Party and management in Parliament 1660 1784
• Prison reform in Lancashire 1700 1850 a study in local administration
• Oxford history of the prison the practice of punishment in Western society
• Before the bobbies the night watch and police reform in metropolitan London 1720 1830
• French Revolution a history The Bastille
• T E Lawrence
• Peasant land market in medieval England
• Dissent and parliamentary politics in England 1661 1689 a study in the perpetuation and tempering of parliamentarianism
• narcissism of empire loss rage and revenge in Thomas De Quincey Robert Louis Stevenson Arthur Conan Doyle Rudyard Kipling and Isak Dinesen
• Party ideology and popular politics at the accession of George III
• Abraham Lincoln the prairie years
• introduction to Japanese civilization
• well chosen effective body of men the Middlesbrough police force 1841 1914
• Prisons past and future
• Nationhood and identity the British state since 1800
• Crime and punishment in eighteenth century England
• Pro slavery thought in the old South
• Lincoln
• Faces of degeneration a European disorder c 1848 c 1918
• pursuit of the Millennium revolutionary millenarians and mystical anarchists of the Middle Ages
• rise of party in England the Rockingham Whigs 1760 82
• Up from Slavery
• Imprisonment in England and Wales a concise history
• Imperialism the idea and reality of British and French colonial expansion 1880 1914
• experience of crusading Defining the Crusader kingdon
• Women crime and custody in Victorian England
• Selections from London labour and the London poor
• hanging tree execution and the English people 1770 1868
• political system of Napoleon III
• Life in Italy at the time of the Medici