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@helenrogers19c @OldBaileyOnline Kathy Chater talked about Ann Duck in her book "Untold Histories
Black people in England and Wales during the period of the British Slave trade, c. 1660–1807" (2009) https://t.co/GXMoP1i8XI - but not sure if there's been much else besides the ODNB entry on her?
Links in thread to trials and autobiographical ‘confessions’ and letters of Ann Duck, an intrepid and notorious rogue of mixed-race, show how invaluable @OldBaileyOnline is for uncovering the long history of multi-cultural London. Kudos to @TimHitchcock, Bob Shoemaker & @dhishef https://t.co/jBJxs6rWvU
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Tracing gang members – the complicated case of Charles ‘Darby’ Sabini
May 14, 2019With the Peaky Blinders set to return to our screens later this year, Prof Heather Shore takes a look at the complicated lives of one of the families that has featured in the series, the Sabinis.
Figuring out the past: crime statistics as social history
March 4, 2019What can crime statistics tell us about the past? Dr Ashley Borrett examines the interwar crime rates for Hull to find out more.
WDYTYA? Our Criminal Ancestors in 50 Family History websites to watch in 2019
February 12, 2019Our Criminal Ancestors features in Who Do You Think You Are? magazine’s 50 websites to watch in 2019.
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