Robert Shoemaker is Professor of Eighteenth-Century British History at the University of Sheffield. Holder of a Ph.D. from Stanford University, he is an expert on London history, gender, and crime and criminal justice in the 'long' eighteenth century.
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List of illustrations List of tables Acknowledgments List of abbreviations and conventions Part I. Background: 1. Introduction 2. Options for prosecution 3. Patterns of prosecutions Part II. Procedures For Prosecution: 4. Informal mediation by justices of the peace 5. Binding over by recognizance 6. Indictment at quarter sessions 7. Houses of correction Part III. The Contextx of Misdemeanor Prosecutions: 8. The participants: plaintiffs, defendants, and justices of the peace 9. The reformation of manners campaign 10. Geographical contexts 11. Conclusion Appendices Bibliography Index.
List of illustrations List of tables Acknowledgments List of abbreviations and conventions Part I. Background: 1. Introduction 2. Options for prosecution 3. Patterns of prosecutions Part II. Procedures For Prosecution: 4. Informal mediation by justices of the peace 5. Binding over by recognizance 6. Indictment at quarter sessions 7. Houses of correction Part III. The Contextx of Misdemeanor Prosecutions: 8. The participants: plaintiffs, defendants, and justices of the peace 9. The reformation of manners campaign 10. Geographical contexts 11. Conclusion Appendices Bibliography Index.
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