Law, Status, and the Lash: Judicial Whipping in Early Modern England

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RT @edwardW2: Interesting extracts from the article (p9): some constables actually refused to whip people, or at least halfheartedly enforc…

RT @KjKesselring: Out now on advance access with @JBritishStudies: 'Law, Status, and the Lash: Judicial Whipping in Early Modern England':…

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