Penal Practice and Culture, 1500–1900

J. R. DICKINSON Researcher, University of YorkCYNTHIA HERRUP Professor of History and Law, Duke University, DurhamMARTIN INGRAM Fellow, Brasenose College, OxfordRANDAL MCGOWEN Professor of History, University of OregonMARK RIGSTAD Assistant Professor of Philosophy, Oakland University, MinnesotaPHILIPPE ROSENBERG Lecturer, Bilkent University, Ankara, TurkeyKATHERINE ROYER Assistant Professor of History, California State University StanislausJ. A. SHARPE Professor of History, University of YorkR. S. SHOEMAKER Reader in History, University of SheffieldGREG. T. SMITH Assistant Professor of History, University of Manitoba, Canada

• Peel, Pardon, and Punishment: The Recorder's Report Revisited; S.Devereaux Public Punishment and the Manx Ecclesiastical Courts During the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries; J.R.Dickinson & J.A.Sharpe Bodies and Souls in Norwich: Punishing Petty Crime, 1540-1700; P.Griffiths Dean Men Talking: Truth, Texts, and the Scaffold in Early Modern England; K.R.Harris Punishing Pardons: Some Thoughts on the Origin of Penal Transportation; C.Herrup Shame and Pain: The Renaissance of Corporal Punishment in Tudor England; M.Ingram The Problem of Punishment in Eighteenth-Century England; R.McGowen The Gortian Moment: Natural Penal Rights and Republicanism; M.Rigstad A Convenient Degree of Blindness: Punitive Violence and the English Press, 1650-1700; P.Rosenberg Streets of Shame? The Crowd and Public Punishments in London, 1700-1820; R.S.Shoemaker I Could Hang Anything You Can Bring Before Me: England's Willing Executioners in 1883; G.T.Smith Index

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