Men of blood: violence, manliness and criminal justice in Victorian England

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Preface Introduction 1. Violence and law, gender and law 2. When men killed men 3. Sexual violence 4. Homicidal women and homicidal men: a growing contrast 5. Bad wives I: drunkenness and other provocations 6. Bad wives II: adultery and the unwritten law 7. Establishing intention: probing the mind of a wife killer.

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