Acknowledgements

Abbreviations

Foreword

Elizabeth A. Stanko

ntroduction: Unguarded passions: violence, history and the everyday

PART I THE USES OF VIOLENCE

PART II THE REGULATION OF VIOLENCE

PART III THE REPRESENTATION OF VIOLENCE

Selected Bibliography

Index

About the Author

Shani D'Cruze is Reader in Women's History at Manchester Metropolitan University.

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'...this collection of essays is a stimulating and informative addition to the history of interpersonal violence. And not least because it draws important parallels between Victorian and present-day authorities and their preoccupation with the 'culture of male violence' and the devastating impact it had, and continues to have, upon the community.'Claire McQuoid, the Centre for Crime and Justice Studies Reviews'The essays are tightly focused and engaging...an indspensible work' J. Carter Wood, Journal of Social History

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