Elaine Farrell is Senior Lecturer in History at Queen's University Belfast where her research focuses on gender, crime and punishment, and social relations. She is the author of A Most Diabolical Deed: Infanticide and Irish Society, 1850-1900 (2013) which was awarded the National University of Ireland Publication Prize in 2015.
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List of figures and tables Acknowledgements List of abbreviations Introduction: 'Another generation of jail-birds' 1. 'A powerful engine in reforming the prisoner': the prison framework and the convict body and mind 2. 'A strange medley of character do these prisoners' friends present': family ties 3. 'Even in prison, they have those extreme friendships, antipathies, and jealousies': convict relationships 4. 'At first she refused to say how she got it': networks of acquisition 5. 'I will be very desolate leaving prison': liberation Conclusion: 'I think of the time that you and myself ust [used] to be to gether' Bibliography Index.
List of figures and tables Acknowledgements List of abbreviations Introduction: 'Another generation of jail-birds' 1. 'A powerful engine in reforming the prisoner': the prison framework and the convict body and mind 2. 'A strange medley of character do these prisoners' friends present': family ties 3. 'Even in prison, they have those extreme friendships, antipathies, and jealousies': convict relationships 4. 'At first she refused to say how she got it': networks of acquisition 5. 'I will be very desolate leaving prison': liberation Conclusion: 'I think of the time that you and myself ust [used] to be to gether' Bibliography Index.
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