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The live dynamic whole of feeling and behavior': capital punishment and the 'The live dynamic whole of feeling and behavior': capital punishment and the politics

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• Justifiable Sensationalism

  Julia Laite•Media History•2014

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• Mass observing the atom bomb

  Claire Langhamer•Contemporary British History•2018

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• That Emotional Moment”

  Matthew Robinson, Matthew Ryan Robinson•Journal of Popular Film and…•2020

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• The Memory of the Great War and Morale During Britain's Phoney War

  Open Access•Joel Morley•The Historical Journal•2019

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• An Arc of Time Through Crime

  Open Access•Coretta Phillips, Becky Taylor et al.•The British Journal of Criminology•2025

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• Imagined Communities and the Death Penalty in Britain, 1930–65

  L Seal•The British Journal of Criminology•2014

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• Brexit and the Everyday Politics of Emotion

  Open Access•Jonathan Mo, Emily Robinson et al.•Political Studies•2020

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• A Homosocial Priesthood of All Believers

  Open Access•Martin Nykvist•Church History•2019

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• Psychological Subjects

  Mathew Thomson•Psychological Subjects•2006

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• The Hanging Tree

  V A C Gatrell•The hanging tree•1994

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• Inventing our Selves

  Open Access•Nikolas Rose•Inventing Our Selves•1996

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• Family Newspapers?

  Amie Bingham, Adrian Bingham•Family newspapers?•2009

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• Rituals of Retribution

  Richard J Evans, Sir Richard J Evans FBA FRSL FRHistS•Rituals of retribution•1996

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• We Europeans? Mass-Observation, Race and British Identity in the Twentieth Century

  Tony Kushner•We Europeans?•2017

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• Gender, Race and the Death Penalty

  Open Access•John Minkes, Maurice Vanstone•The Howard Journal of Criminal…•2006

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• Will the Real 1950S Please Stand Up

  Nick Thomas•Cultural and Social History•2008

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• Writing without fear about early medieval emotions

  Open Access•Barbara H Rosenwein•Early Medieval Europe•2001

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• Whose Opinion

  Laura Beers, L D Beers•Twentieth Century British History•2006

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• The Shadow of the Gallows

  Open Access•Victor Bailey•Law and History Review•2000

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• Crime and Criminal Justice since 1945

  John Randolph Fuller, Terence Morris et al.•Contemporary Sociology A Journal…•1990

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• The “K-Bomb”

  Open Access•Amie Bingham, Adrian Bingham•Journal of British Studies•2011

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• Mass-Observation, Market Research, and the Birth of the Focus Group, 1937–1997

  Open Access•Joe Moran•Journal of British Studies•2008

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• Tears, Tantrums, and Bared Teeth

  Open Access•Martin Francis•Journal of British Studies•2002

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• British War Crimes Trial Policy in Germany, 1945–1957

  Open Access•Donald Bloxham•Journal of British Studies•2003

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• Between Manliness and Masculinity

  Open Access•Michael Roper•Journal of British Studies•2005

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• The Trials and Tribulations of Edith Thompson

  Open Access•Lucy Bland•Journal of British Studies•2008

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• Social and Symbolic Fathers and Sons in Postwar Britain

  Open Access•Frank Mort•Journal of British Studies•1999

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• We Europeans? Mass-Observation, ‘Race’ and British Identity in the Twentieth Century

  Ross Mckibbin•The English Historical Review•2005

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• Conservative Governments, Morality and Social Change in Affluent Britain, 1957-64

  Pippa Catterall•The English Historical Review•2006

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• Social Surveys and Social Action

  Daniel Jones, D Caradog Jones et al.•The Economic Journal•1952

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• Killing the Condemned

  Open Access•Hynd, Stacey Hynd•The Journal of African History•2008

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• The Labour Party and the Parliamentary Campaign to Abolish the Military Death Penalty, 1919–1930

  Open Access•John Mchugh•The Historical Journal•1999

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• Love and Courtship in Mid-Twentieth-Century England

  Open Access•Claire Langhamer•The Historical Journal•2007

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• Anger and the Negotiation of Relationships in Early Modern England

  Open Access•Linda A Pollock•The Historical Journal•2004

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• Executing Us Soldiers in England, World War Ii

  J Robert Lilly, J M Thomson•The British Journal of Criminology•1997

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• Capital Punishment and Open-End Questions

  L R England•Public Opinion Quarterly•1948

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• Social Surveys and Social Action

  C A Moser, Christine Moser et al.•British Journal of Sociology•1951

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• Crime and Criminal Justice Since 1945

  Robert Reiner, Terence Morris•British Journal of Sociology•1992

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• The "Class" Complex

  J M Hinton, J Hinton•Past & Present•2008

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• The Fable of the Sheep, or, Private Virtues, Public Vices

  Matthew Hilton, Matt Hilton et al.•Past & Present•2002

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• Slipping Out of View

  Michael Roper•History Workshop Journal•2005

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• Militant Housewives

  James Hinton•History Workshop Journal•1994

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• A Pin to See the Peepshow

  Matt Houlbrook•Past & Present•2010

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• Changing Social Class Identities in Post-War Britain

  Open Access•M Savage•Sociological Research Online•2007

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• Mass-Observation

  H D Willcock•American Journal of Sociology•1943

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