Crime and Society in England, 1750-1900

Deborah Wiggins · Clive Emsley

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Medieval and Early Modern Justice Criminal Justice and Penology Decadence, Literature, and Society

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List of tables and figures Preface and acknowledgements to the third edition Abbreviations used in notes 1. Introduction: crime and the law 2. The statistical map 3. Class perceptions 4. Gender perceptions 5. Environmental perceptions 6. Fiddles, perks and pilferage 7. The criminal class and professional criminals 8. Prosecutors and the courts 9. Detection and prevention: the old police and the new 10. Punishment and reformation 11. Concluding remarks

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