Ken MacMillan is Professor of History at the University of Calgary, Canada, where he researches and teaches about law and society in early modern England. He is the author of Death and Disorder: A History of Early Modern England, 1485–1690 (2020).

• 1. The blood-thirsty papist 2. The jealous mercer and the smitten lover 3. The strange discovery of sundry murders 4.The boy without any fear 5. The minister’s mutilation and murder 6. The cock-a-doodle-doo miracle 7. The life and death of a bawd 8. The hog-keeper and her daughter 9. The cripple’s complaint and the strumpet’s repentence 10. The gentlewoman’s unnatural crimes 11. The unhappy litigant 12. The Flowers at Beaver castle 13. The life and death of a churlish knave 14. The Devil’s secretary 15. The witches of St Edmundsbury 16. The baronet at the bar 17. The child-killer of St Olave 18. The cavalier killer gets pressed 19. The gardener’s gallows reprieve 20. The murderous siblings of Monmouth 21. The widow’s murder 22. The beastly highwaymen 23. The fire in the garrett 24. The penitent apprentice 25. The common witch, Goody Buts 26. The kindly widow and the shopkeeper’s wife 27. The madness of Mary Philmore 28. The French midwife’s miserable moan 29. The wicked life of Captain Harrison 30. The earl’s fatal stroke

Ken MacMillan is Professor of History at the University of Calgary, Canada, where he researches and teaches about law and society in early modern England. He is the author of Death and Disorder: A History of Early Modern England, 1485–1690 (2020).

• 1. The blood-thirsty papist 2. The jealous mercer and the smitten lover 3. The strange discovery of sundry murders 4.The boy without any fear 5. The minister’s mutilation and murder 6. The cock-a-doodle-doo miracle 7. The life and death of a bawd 8. The hog-keeper and her daughter 9. The cripple’s complaint and the strumpet’s repentence 10. The gentlewoman’s unnatural crimes 11. The unhappy litigant 12. The Flowers at Beaver castle 13. The life and death of a churlish knave 14. The Devil’s secretary 15. The witches of St Edmundsbury 16. The baronet at the bar 17. The child-killer of St Olave 18. The cavalier killer gets pressed 19. The gardener’s gallows reprieve 20. The murderous siblings of Monmouth 21. The widow’s murder 22. The beastly highwaymen 23. The fire in the garrett 24. The penitent apprentice 25. The common witch, Goody Buts 26. The kindly widow and the shopkeeper’s wife 27. The madness of Mary Philmore 28. The French midwife’s miserable moan 29. The wicked life of Captain Harrison 30. The earl’s fatal stroke

Ken MacMillan is Professor of History at the University of Calgary, Canada, where he researches and teaches about law and society in early modern England. He is the author of Death and Disorder: A History of Early Modern England, 1485–1690 (2020).

• 1. The blood-thirsty papist 2. The jealous mercer and the smitten lover 3. The strange discovery of sundry murders 4.The boy without any fear 5. The minister’s mutilation and murder 6. The cock-a-doodle-doo miracle 7. The life and death of a bawd 8. The hog-keeper and her daughter 9. The cripple’s complaint and the strumpet’s repentence 10. The gentlewoman’s unnatural crimes 11. The unhappy litigant 12. The Flowers at Beaver castle 13. The life and death of a churlish knave 14. The Devil’s secretary 15. The witches of St Edmundsbury 16. The baronet at the bar 17. The child-killer of St Olave 18. The cavalier killer gets pressed 19. The gardener’s gallows reprieve 20. The murderous siblings of Monmouth 21. The widow’s murder 22. The beastly highwaymen 23. The fire in the garrett 24. The penitent apprentice 25. The common witch, Goody Buts 26. The kindly widow and the shopkeeper’s wife 27. The madness of Mary Philmore 28. The French midwife’s miserable moan 29. The wicked life of Captain Harrison 30. The earl’s fatal stroke