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Author	Watkins, Emma (Historian) author.
Title	Criminal Children : Researching Juvenile Offenders, 1820-1920 / Emma Watkins and Barry Godfrey.
Publisher	Havertown : Pen & Sword Books Limited, 2018.
Copyright date	©2018.

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Descript	1 online resource (170 pages)
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Contents	Cover -- Book Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- 1. Introduction -- 2. The Concept of 'Juvenile Delinquency' -- The Legal Definition of Childhood -- Good and Bad Children -- The Youth 'Crisis' of the Early to Mid-Nineteenth Century -- The 'Invention' or the 'Discovery' of Juvenile Delinquency? -- Juvenile Gangs -- The Best Kind of Boy - the 'Hooligan' -- Girls and Young Women -- Into the 1920s and 1930s -- 3. Dealing with Wayward Children -- Early Nineteenth-Century Imprisonment -- Transportation -- Parkhurst -- The Female Factories -- Reformatory and Industrial Schools -- Borstal -- 4. Researching Children's Lives -- Juveniles on Trial -- Transported Young Convicts -- Confined Juveniles -- Children in Reformatory and Industrial Schools and Young Adults in Borstal -- Criminal Petitions -- Non-Criminal Records -- Newspapers -- Non-Criminal Institutions -- Recreating Children's Lives -- Telling the Story -- What Can We Learn? -- Ethics -- 5. Life Stories -- 1. John Hudson (b.1774) and William Gadsby (b.1822) -- 2. Letitia Padwick (b.1815) -- 3. William Asgill (1824-1875) -- 4. Ellen Miles (alias Smith/Jackson) (b.1827) -- 5. James McAllister (1827-1855) -- 6. John Lee (b.1829) -- 7. John Press (b.1831) -- 8. Eliza White (1832-1847) and Elizabeth Jones aka Walford (1828-1905) -- 9. Hannah Mary Dowse (b.1833) and Pleasance Temperance Neale (b.1832) -- 10. Horatio Nelson Branch (b.1836) -- 11. Ann Gill (b.1842) -- 12. Anthony Kehoe (1844-c.1901) -- 13. Stanley Charles Selway aka Sillivay (1844-1927) -- 14. James Bradley (b.1853) and William Brown (b.1853) -- 15. Thomas Priest (1854-1890) -- 16. Joseph Tomlinson (1860-1920) -- 17. Lottie Gallon (b.1867) and Elizabeth Arnold (b.1848) -- 18. Stephen Swain (1870-1933) -- 19. William Brisbane (1882-1976) -- 20. Thomas Henry Platt (1884).
	21. Elizabeth Barratt (b.1896), Alice Midgley (b.1902) and Henry Burrows (b.1881) -- 22. John O'Sullivan (1896-1916) -- 23. George Edwards (1904-1927) -- 24. Walter Davenport (1906-1976) -- 25. Jane Jones (b.1908) -- 26. Brendan Behan (1923-1964) -- 6. Conclusion -- Further Reading -- INDEX -- Back Cover.
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ISBN	9781526738097 (electronic bk.)

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Author	Watkins, Emma (Historian) author.
Subject	Juvenile corrections
	Juvenile delinquency
	Genealogy
	Juvenile delinquents
	England
	Great Britain
Alt author	Godfrey, Barry S., author.

Descript	1 online resource (170 pages)
Content	text txt
Media	computer c
Carrier	online resource cr
Contents	Cover -- Book Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- 1. Introduction -- 2. The Concept of 'Juvenile Delinquency' -- The Legal Definition of Childhood -- Good and Bad Children -- The Youth 'Crisis' of the Early to Mid-Nineteenth Century -- The 'Invention' or the 'Discovery' of Juvenile Delinquency? -- Juvenile Gangs -- The Best Kind of Boy - the 'Hooligan' -- Girls and Young Women -- Into the 1920s and 1930s -- 3. Dealing with Wayward Children -- Early Nineteenth-Century Imprisonment -- Transportation -- Parkhurst -- The Female Factories -- Reformatory and Industrial Schools -- Borstal -- 4. Researching Children's Lives -- Juveniles on Trial -- Transported Young Convicts -- Confined Juveniles -- Children in Reformatory and Industrial Schools and Young Adults in Borstal -- Criminal Petitions -- Non-Criminal Records -- Newspapers -- Non-Criminal Institutions -- Recreating Children's Lives -- Telling the Story -- What Can We Learn? -- Ethics -- 5. Life Stories -- 1. John Hudson (b.1774) and William Gadsby (b.1822) -- 2. Letitia Padwick (b.1815) -- 3. William Asgill (1824-1875) -- 4. Ellen Miles (alias Smith/Jackson) (b.1827) -- 5. James McAllister (1827-1855) -- 6. John Lee (b.1829) -- 7. John Press (b.1831) -- 8. Eliza White (1832-1847) and Elizabeth Jones aka Walford (1828-1905) -- 9. Hannah Mary Dowse (b.1833) and Pleasance Temperance Neale (b.1832) -- 10. Horatio Nelson Branch (b.1836) -- 11. Ann Gill (b.1842) -- 12. Anthony Kehoe (1844-c.1901) -- 13. Stanley Charles Selway aka Sillivay (1844-1927) -- 14. James Bradley (b.1853) and William Brown (b.1853) -- 15. Thomas Priest (1854-1890) -- 16. Joseph Tomlinson (1860-1920) -- 17. Lottie Gallon (b.1867) and Elizabeth Arnold (b.1848) -- 18. Stephen Swain (1870-1933) -- 19. William Brisbane (1882-1976) -- 20. Thomas Henry Platt (1884).
	21. Elizabeth Barratt (b.1896), Alice Midgley (b.1902) and Henry Burrows (b.1881) -- 22. John O'Sullivan (1896-1916) -- 23. George Edwards (1904-1927) -- 24. Walter Davenport (1906-1976) -- 25. Jane Jones (b.1908) -- 26. Brendan Behan (1923-1964) -- 6. Conclusion -- Further Reading -- INDEX -- Back Cover.
Note	Unlimited number of concurrent users. UkHlHU
ISBN	9781526738097 (electronic bk.)

Author	Watkins, Emma (Historian) author.
Subject	Juvenile corrections
	Juvenile delinquency
	Genealogy
	Juvenile delinquents
	England
	Great Britain
Alt author	Godfrey, Barry S., author.

Subject	Juvenile corrections
	Juvenile delinquency
	Genealogy
	Juvenile delinquents
	England
	Great Britain
Descript	1 online resource (170 pages)
Content	text txt
Media	computer c
Carrier	online resource cr
Contents	Cover -- Book Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- 1. Introduction -- 2. The Concept of 'Juvenile Delinquency' -- The Legal Definition of Childhood -- Good and Bad Children -- The Youth 'Crisis' of the Early to Mid-Nineteenth Century -- The 'Invention' or the 'Discovery' of Juvenile Delinquency? -- Juvenile Gangs -- The Best Kind of Boy - the 'Hooligan' -- Girls and Young Women -- Into the 1920s and 1930s -- 3. Dealing with Wayward Children -- Early Nineteenth-Century Imprisonment -- Transportation -- Parkhurst -- The Female Factories -- Reformatory and Industrial Schools -- Borstal -- 4. Researching Children's Lives -- Juveniles on Trial -- Transported Young Convicts -- Confined Juveniles -- Children in Reformatory and Industrial Schools and Young Adults in Borstal -- Criminal Petitions -- Non-Criminal Records -- Newspapers -- Non-Criminal Institutions -- Recreating Children's Lives -- Telling the Story -- What Can We Learn? -- Ethics -- 5. Life Stories -- 1. John Hudson (b.1774) and William Gadsby (b.1822) -- 2. Letitia Padwick (b.1815) -- 3. William Asgill (1824-1875) -- 4. Ellen Miles (alias Smith/Jackson) (b.1827) -- 5. James McAllister (1827-1855) -- 6. John Lee (b.1829) -- 7. John Press (b.1831) -- 8. Eliza White (1832-1847) and Elizabeth Jones aka Walford (1828-1905) -- 9. Hannah Mary Dowse (b.1833) and Pleasance Temperance Neale (b.1832) -- 10. Horatio Nelson Branch (b.1836) -- 11. Ann Gill (b.1842) -- 12. Anthony Kehoe (1844-c.1901) -- 13. Stanley Charles Selway aka Sillivay (1844-1927) -- 14. James Bradley (b.1853) and William Brown (b.1853) -- 15. Thomas Priest (1854-1890) -- 16. Joseph Tomlinson (1860-1920) -- 17. Lottie Gallon (b.1867) and Elizabeth Arnold (b.1848) -- 18. Stephen Swain (1870-1933) -- 19. William Brisbane (1882-1976) -- 20. Thomas Henry Platt (1884).
	21. Elizabeth Barratt (b.1896), Alice Midgley (b.1902) and Henry Burrows (b.1881) -- 22. John O'Sullivan (1896-1916) -- 23. George Edwards (1904-1927) -- 24. Walter Davenport (1906-1976) -- 25. Jane Jones (b.1908) -- 26. Brendan Behan (1923-1964) -- 6. Conclusion -- Further Reading -- INDEX -- Back Cover.
Note	Unlimited number of concurrent users. UkHlHU
Alt author	Godfrey, Barry S., author.
ISBN	9781526738097 (electronic bk.)

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