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Print version: Mercer, Keith, 1978- ; Rough justice, Intro -- Title page -- Copyright -- Dedication -- List of Tables and Appendices -- Abbreviations -- Foreword -- Chapter 1: Introduction -- Chapter 2: Fishing Admirals and Legal Confusion -- Searching for John Guy: Early Governors and Laws -- The Rise of the Royal Navy -- Legal Experiments and Frustrations -- Garrison Intrigue -- Conclusion -- Chapter 3: The Birth of the Police, 1729-65 -- Governor Osborne and the District System -- Britain and Newfoundland -- Constable Slaughter in Action, 1730 -- Legal Stagnation and the Sabbath -- Crime and the Courts -- Assault on the Night Watch, 1754, Constables in Early Trinity -- Conclusion -- Chapter 4: Officers of the Court, 1765-90 -- Social Challenges in Trinity and Bonavista Bays -- Policing the Irish Shore -- The St. John's Assizes -- Roads and Buildings -- Comparisons: Nova Scotia and Quebec -- Conclusion -- Chapter 5: Publicans and Policemen, 1790-1815 -- The Tavern-Keeper System in St. John's -- Early Reforms and Outport Trends -- Court Costs and Police Wages -- Dominick King's Ordeal -- Policing and Punishment -- Chasing Deserters: Constables and the Military -- Ship Rooms and the St. John's Constabulary -- Conclusion, Chapter 6: Crime-Fighting and Political Reform, 1815-32 -- Winters of the Rals -- Property Crime in St. John's -- Rural Constables: St. Mary's and Burin -- Debating Municipal Reform in St. John's -- The Lundrigan-Butler Affair in Conception Bay -- Supreme Court Challenge -- The St. John's Constabulary in the 1820s -- Resisting the Police -- Down North: Twillingate and Labrador -- Municipal Incorporation and Colonial Reform -- Conclusion -- Chapter 7: The Newfoundland Constabulary, 1832-71 -- The Politics of Policing -- Judge Des Barres on Trial -- The Night Watch in St. John's, Inspector Timothy Mitchell -- The Dog Problem -- Carbonear in the 1860s -- Redcoats and Rioters -- The Withdrawal of the Garrison -- Conclusion -- Chapter 8: Conclusion -- Acknowledgements -- Appendix 1 -- Appendix 2 -- Appendix 3 -- Appendix 4 -- Appendix 5 -- Appendix 6 -- Bibliography of Archival Sources -- About the Author -- Index

Print version: Fernández Pérez, Paloma ; The Emergence of Modern Hospital Management and Organisation in the World 1880s-1930s, Chapter 1. Health spending and hospitals in the world in a long term perspective -- Chapter 2. New hospitals and new ideas for the management of large hospitals in western Europe (1880s-1930s) -- Chapter 3. New ideas in hospital organization in the United States of America: war needs, industrial organization, philanthropy, and the new scientific medicine -- Chapter 4. New hospital organization in Russia and Asia. Between capitalism, communism, and imperialism -- Chapter 5. Latin America. Between local innovation and the influence of colonial times, Western European science and North American standardization forces -- Chapter 6. New models of hospital organization and management in the early 20th century in a large city: Barcelona -- Chapter 7. Conclusions. New hospitals, new managers, new patterns of hospital organization, Description based upon print version of record

Print version, Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- List of Illustrations -- Preface -- Dramatis Personae -- A Note on Language -- Prologue -- Part 1. 1917 -- 1. "A Love Match, Pure and Simple" -- 2. "Aren't You Going to Come and Kiss Me?" -- 3. "Altogether Separate and Different Lives" -- 4. "All Annapolis Is Shocked" -- 5. "Not the Faintest Clue, Theory, or Speculation" -- 6. "The Woman Sherlock Holmes" -- 7. "The More Delicate Hand of a Woman" -- 8. "His Name Is Snowden" -- 9. "We Have Got This Negro Dead Right" -- 10. "A Maze of Circumstantial Evidence" -- 11. "I Ain't Scared", 12. "Guilty Men and Women Do Not Always Confess" -- 13. "Fairer for the Man, the County, the State" -- Part 2. 1918 -- 14. "Most Heinous and Diabolical" -- 15. "Could Not Have Come from a White Person" -- 16. "It Was Ten Minutes after Eleven When I Got Up" -- 17. "The Man Shoved a Gun against My Head" -- 18. "The Homes of White Women Must Be Protected" -- 19. "Defending Snowden Is Defending the Black People of Maryland" -- 20. "We Have Found No Reversible Error" -- Part 3. 1919 -- 21. "I Forgive Their False Oaths" -- 22. "This Is No Case for Mercy" -- 23. "You Can Appeal to Me until Doomsday", 24. "I Could Not Leave This World with a Lie in My Mouth" -- Part 4. 2000 -- 25. "Race Is All Over This Case" -- Part 5. 2001-3 -- 26. "There's Great Jubilation in the Community" -- Afterword -- Epilogue -- Acknowledgments -- Chronology -- Notes -- Further Reading -- Index

Print version: McAllister, James, 1964- ; Wilsonian visions, Introduction: A Wilsonian life -- Career opportunities -- The irony of fate -- Professor at war -- The New England Versailles -- Glory days -- The gathering storm -- A summer sewing circle? -- Lost visions

Print version: Community of scholars (Columbia University Press) ; A community of scholars, Foreword / Robert E. Pollack -- Introduction / Alice Newton -- A note to the reader / Thomas Vinciguerra -- Thinking aloud (the Renaissance) / Cynthia M. Pyle and Alan Stewart -- Critiquing the Enlightenment (Eighteenth-century European culture) / Elizabeth Powers -- Out of chaos, order" (Content and methods of the social sciences) / by Tony Carnes -- Mirror images and parallel progression (Cinema and interdisciplinary interpretation) / William Luhr and Cynthia Lucia -- Keeping the dream alive" (Full employment, social welfare, and equity) / Gertrude Goldberg and Sheila D. Collins, with Helen Lachs Ginsburg -- Exploring a diverse tropicalcColossus (Brazil) / by Sidney Greenfield -- Where do you live?" (The city) / Lisa Keller and Robert Beauregard -- Fruit flies and tomcod (Population biology) / Kathleen A. Nolan -- Living long and prospering (Aging and health : policy, practice, and research) / Victoria Raveis -- Speaking about the unspeakable (Death) / Christina Staudt, Joseph W. Dauben and John M. Kiernan -- Thinking about talking and talking about thinking (Language and cognition) / Robert E. Remez -- Embracing our common humanity (Human rights) / George Andreopoulos -- Understanding conflict (The problem of peace) / Catherine Tinker -- Appendix 1. Frank Tannenbaum : a biographical Essay / Joseph Maier and Richard W. Weatherhead -- Appendix 2. Jane Belo : first lady of the University Seminars / Georgina Marrero

Print version: Felber, Garrett ; Those who know don't say, The making of the "Black Muslims" -- Shades of Mississippi -- Whose law and what order? -- You're brutalized because you're black -- The state the state produced

Print version: Chen, Amy, 1984- ; Placing papers, Introduction: Outside the Literary Collections Market -- Inside the Literary Collections Market -- Brand: Authors and Families -- Profit: Agents and Dealers -- Competition: Directors and Curators -- Provenance: Archivists and Digital Archivists -- Access: Scholars and the Public -- Conclusion: The Matthew Effect

Print version: Joshi, Priti, 1967- ; Empire news, Introduction Circulating Crisis: Colonial Newspapers and Print Culture -- Chapter 1 Bibliographical, Periodical, and Imperial Codes -- An Archive-With Many Gaps -- Materiality: Communicating through Form, Format, and Organization -- Facing Out: Typography and Appearance -- Inside: Leaders and Divisions -- Scissors-and-Paste Journalism -- Readers and Writers -- or Correspondence and Correspondents -- Literature: Vernacular, Local, and Pirated -- In Good Company: Colonial Critique and Imperial Certitude in the Mofussilite -- Chapter 2 Through a Glass Darkly: The Great Exhibition and the Great Indian Contractor -- Rocks in Paxton's Glass Palace -- "Full of Novelty and Interest": The Great Exhibition Overtaken -- The Trial in Many Mirrors -- Chapter 3 The Uprising in the Anglo-Indian Press -- Editorial Turbulence -- Extracting News: Improvisation and Chaos -- The Hindoo Patriot in the Balance -- Chapter 4 Wanderings and Textual Travels -- House Rules -- Indigenizing Brand Dickens -- Independent Wanderings -- Coda: Wandering On -- Conclusion Mofussil News

Print version, The crisis of a militarized order, 1963-1969 -- War on crime in Vietnam's wake, 1969-1973 -- The uncertain advance of the punitive turn, 1974-1981 -- The triumph of militarized crime-fighting, 1981-1993 -- The sprawling punitive turn, 1993-2001 -- The punitive turn in an age of vengeance, 2001-2009 -- Reversal or redirection? 2009-2017