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| 11384. THE HISTORY OF ORGANIZED POLICING IN ENGLAND. Review and analysis of traditional and revisionist historians' views on the origins and functions of organized policing in Britain. Provides an overview of the 18th century law enforcement precedents, the establishment of the first British police force in 1829, and the subsequent history of policing in the 19th century. Drawing on Hobsbawn's Primitive Rebels and Thompson's Making of the English Working Class, examines in particular how events (riots) surrounding the rise of the English working class and the Industrial Revolution fostered the development of organized policing. 26p. 53f. 14b. | $133 |
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