Early
Modern Resources:
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bibliography on crime and law in early modern
Britain
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Crime
and the Victorians
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article by well known
historian of crime Clive Emsley (BBC website)
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Victorian
London
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fascinating repository of original 19th century texts.
Includes Crime, Police, Prisons, Legal system
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18th
Century Criminals
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An
interesting interactive site which requires a bit of patience.
You are invited to “Discover what it’s like to be an 18th
century English Criminal” by making various choices on the
website
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Outlaws
and Highwaymen
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The folklore
surrounding the English highwayman (website to accompany Gillian
Spraggs (2002) Outlaws and Highwaymen: The Cult of the Robber in
England from the Middle Ages to the Nineteenth Century. London:
Random House
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Stories
from Scotland Yard
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A miscellany
of historical incidents concerning crimes, police
investigations, police corruption and personalities. Useful if
you already know what your're looking for
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The
Old Bailey online
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material on 18th and 19th century
crime from London's premier criminal court
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The
Newgate Calendar:
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hangings at Newgate prison (London) during the 18th and early 19th centuries
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Richard
Clark's Capital
Punishment site.
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Lots on the history of English hanging
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Tyburn
Tree
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Public
Execution in Early Modern England
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crime and punishment in Durham |
Durham
University website of links to history of crime and
punishment |
| Eighteenth Century Crime | Rictor
Norton's website of early eighteenth century newspaper reports of crime
and punishment and other things of interest |