Author: Philip Rawlings
ISBN: 9780203991107

Legal Figures, Law Enforcers, & Criminals, Criminology, Irish Literature, English Literature

by Philip Rawlings

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A fascinating collection of eighteenth century biographies of street robbers, pickpockets, burglers, horse thieves and confidence tricksters. Background historical information and footnotes are provided.

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Book Details

Published

October 1, 1992

Publisher

Routledge

ISBN

9780203991107

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