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Routledge Drunks, Whores and Idle Apprentices - History Book

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Description

Explore the hidden side of the Eighteenth Century with Drunks, Whores and Idle Apprentices by Philip Rawlings. This book provides a rare look into the lives of people from the past through a collection of criminal biographies that were immensely popular during that era. As the first book to reproduce these specific biographies in their entirety, it serves as a unique resource for students and history enthusiasts alike. Beyond being engaging reading, the text examines how these accounts function as historical documents. The author moves past simple themes to look at the tensions used to build these stories, offering a fresh way to understand the social and urban history of Britain. Whether you are researching social history or looking for a deep dive into historical criminal life, this Routledge publication provides essential perspectives on the period.

Key Features

First book to reproduce a number of Eighteenth Century criminal biographies in full for complete reading.

Provides fascinating perspectives on the social and urban history of Britain during the 1700s.

Analyzes how criminal biographies can be used and read as legitimate historical documents.

Examines the specific tensions used to construct these popular historical accounts.

Written by Philip Rawlings to offer deep insight into the lives of historical figures.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
01 October 1992
Listed Since
27 December 2006

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