The English police : a political and social history /

• Emsley, Clive.

• Police -- England -- History

• Longman,

• 0582257689 (pbk)
• 9780582257689

• Includes bibliographical references and index.

• De Gaulles foreign policy 1944 1946
• reign of George III 1760 1815
• Tom Mann 1856 1941 the challenges of Labour
• Liberal politics in the age of Gladstone and Rosebery a study in leadership and policy
• autobiography
• People and places in northern Europe 500 1600 essays in honour of Peter Hayes Sawyer
• rise of party in England the Rockingham Whigs 1760 82
• Policing and its context 1750 1870
• Reading the Riot Act the magistracy the police and the army in civil disorder
• British politics and the American Revolution
• Leon Blum evolution of a socialist
• Windthorst a political biography
• English constitutional conflicts of the seventeenth century 1603 1689
• Antislavery origins of the Civil War in the United States
• history of police in England and Wales 900 1966
• Presenting the past essays on history and the public
• politics of history teaching a humanity dehumanized
• To have and to hold slave work and family life in antebellum South Carolina
• Prison reform in Lancashire 1700 1850 a study in local administration
• Liberty and property political ideology in eighteenth century Britain
• New perspectives on the late Victorian economy essays in quantitative economic history 1860 1914
• genteel endeavor American culture and politics in the gilded age
• Opium War 1840 1842 barbarians in the Celestial Empire in the early part of the nineteenth century and the war by which they forced her gates ajar
• decade of revolution 1789 1799
• Police reform in early Victorian York 1835 1856
• Policing the empire government authority and control 1830 1940
• Prison reform in Lancashire 1700 1850 a study in local administration
• Policing morals the Metropolitan Police and the Home Office 1870 1914
• Social control in nineteenth century Britain
• Conflict and order the police and labour disputes in England and Wales 1900 1939
• Whig party and the French Revolution
• Fifty basic civil war documents
• Sylvia Pankhurst reader
• Organizing civil society the popular sectors and the struggle for democracy in Chile
• Revolutionary Europe 1783 1815
• European alliances and alignments 1871 1890
• Police and protest in England and Ireland 1780 1850
• well chosen effective body of men the Middlesbrough police force 1841 1914
• Mary Magdalen myth and metaphor
• history of police in England and Wales
• Policing the Victorian community the formation of English provincial police forces 1856 80
• Englishmans England taste travel and the rise of tourism
• Reformation in York 1534 1553
• ragged schooling growing up in the classic slum
• Cannibals all or Slaves without masters
• Prelude to victory of the ten hours movement two speeches one letter and a report 1844
• Crime and the law the social history of crime in Western Europe since 1500
• Votes for women the story of a struggle
• Prosperity and parenthood a study of family planning among the Victorian middle classes
• history of Japan 1615 1867
• Modern Japan aspects of history literature and society
• Sylvia Pankhurst sexual politics and political activism
• Human documents of the Victorian golden age 1850 1875
• Party ideology and popular politics at the accession of George III
• beginning of the Third Republic in France a history of the National Assembly February September 1871
• Policing provincial England 1829 1856 the politics of reform
• beginnings of political democracy in Japan
• Peasants into Frenchmen the modernization of rural France 1870 1914
• Before the bobbies the night watch and police reform in metropolitan London 1720 1830
• Power and authority in the Victorian city
• Virgins of God the making of asceticism in late antiquity
• Japan in transition thought and action in the Meiji era 1868 1912
• In the almost promised land American Jews and blacks 1915 1935
• political economy of the cotton South households markets and wealth in the nineteenth century
• Imperialism and social reform English social imperial thought 1895 1914
• Economy and class structure
• moral economy and popular protest crowds conflict and authority
• Blind memory visual representations of slavery in England and America 1780 1865
• origins of the great schism a study in fourteenth century ecclesiastical history
• Bradfords police
• Race in North America origin and evolution of a worldview
• British consciousness and identity the making of Britain 1533 1707
• Philip Snowden
• introduction to Japanese civilization
• Napoleon III progressive or reactionary
• Factory act of 1833 eight pamphlets 1833 1834
• Youth and history tradition and change in European age relations 1770 present
• government policy of Protector Somerset
• Politics in the age of Fox Pitt and Liverpool continuity and transformation
• Victorian origins of the British welfare state
• new commonwealth 1877 1890
• Japan in war and peace essays on history culture and race
• Assimilation and association in French colonial theory 1890 1914
• Ireland in the Middle Ages
• Camden miscellany
• English parish clergy on the eve of the Reformation
• British wool textile industry 1770 1914
• emergence of the British two party system 1760 1832
• new police in nineteenth century England crime conflict and control
• From pauperism to poverty
• struggle for mastery in Europe 1848 1918
• Japan reader
• coming of the American Civil War
• New Imperialism analysis of late nineteenth century expansion
• Myths of the plantation society slavery in the American South and the West Indies
• later Stuarts 1660 1714
• Romanticism and nationalism in the Old South
• International relations since 1945 a history in two volumes The Cold war the great powers and their allies
• crisis of imperialism 1865 1915
• From revolution to revolution England 1688 1776