Serious Offenders: A Historical Study of Habitual Criminals

Barry Godfrey · David J. Cox · Stephen D. Farrall

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Author's Preface 1. Serious Offenders and their Researchers 2. Our Methodology 3. Serious Offenders, and the Legislation that 'Produced' them 4. Understanding the Evidence 5. The Impact of Social and Personal Factors on Serious Offending 6. Hunting Men down to Honesty and Respectability 7. Making Sense of Historical and Modern Systems of Control and Surveillance

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