Bodily Punishments

The History of Bodily Punishments and Transportation

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shane_ewenShane Ewen@shane_ewen·
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Pleased to work alongside Rachel Wood at @saltairestories to launch a competition aimed at Y9 Bradford pupils to create a graphic novel story for @BurnsHistory on the unsung heroes of the Bradford City Stadium fire. Please RT @becketthistory @leedsbeckett @WYFRS @BradfoBurnsUnit

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socialhistsocSocialHistorySociety@socialhistsoc·
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Over on our Research Exchange blog, @janetlweston has been reflecting on the limits of thinking about HIV/AIDs as a matter of human rights in the 1990s, and the place of this within the dynamic history of prisons.

https://t.co/Oe0qHWm1dy

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ourcriminalpastOur Criminal Past@ourcriminalpast·
21 Jun

I’m (Heather) off to the @BritishAcademy_ to talk to @thehistoryguy and 300 young people from schools and colleges about Victorian youth/street crime.

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socialhistsocSocialHistorySociety@socialhistsoc·
19 Jun

We are delighted to confirm that @lizzieevens won the SHS Poster Prize at #SHS2019. You can find a copy of the winning poster in our official announcement #twitterstorians #phdchat

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19 Jun

In 1909 @leicspolice Boro PC John Mason was presented with a silver tipped walking cane by Leicester Boro Police Band. In 1960 his family loaned the cane to Leicester City Police as part of an exhibition, and was never seen again.

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OldYorksMapsOld Yorkshire Maps@OldYorksMaps·
20 Jun

Just in case you missed it earlier we have launched our 1893 Special Edition #Saltaire map today. Prices start at just Β£10. Further details can be found at our website: https://t.co/Z8axm687wX Please ReTweet πŸ˜ƒ
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kirmet92Kiran Mehta@kirmet92·
20 Jun

A little obsessed with prison plans at the moment...here’s a sketch by George Dance of the new Newgate (c.1770s) held at @LdnMetArchives that I wish I could use in my thesis but probably won’t as I need the more detailed, final version (sob)

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earlypolicingDr Elaine Saunders@earlypolicing·
19 Jun

Late to the party but, in Ep.2 #GentlemanJackHBO Ann Lister asks a magistrate 'is it not the constable's job to gather evidence?' It wasn't actually in 1832. They undoubtedly did, but no legal requirement. Otherwise v. good. #pedant #pettyconstables

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