Early Modern 1500-1750
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- Early Modern 1500 - 1750
- Crime
- Vagrancy
- Pamphlets scared people away from vagrants. Look for work.
- Came more popular due to growth in population
- rapid rise in prices. bread rose.
- Came more popular due to growth in population
- used to beg and steal
- Pamphlets scared people away from vagrants. Look for work.
- Moral Crime
- Organised Crime
- Highway Robbery
- Smuggling
- Vagrancy
- Crime
- Growing Puritan influence led to increased concern about people's sinful behaviour
- Adultery, failing to attend Church, drinking, gambling, sex outside of marriage.
- Moral Crime
- Worried about Devil, women failed harvests, fear, anger, Puritans
- Witchcraft
- Crime
- Vagrancy
- Pamphlets scared people away from vagrants. Look for work.
- Came more popular due to growth in population
- rapid rise in prices. bread rose.
- Came more popular due to growth in population
- used to beg and steal
- Pamphlets scared people away from vagrants. Look for work.
- Organised Crime
- Highway Robbery
- Smuggling
- Vagrancy
- Crime
- Witchcraft
- Happened at night, 50-60 people, coastal, locals involved, import tax not needed to be paid
- tea, brandy and cotton was cheap - government had increased the price of these items by 30%
- violent but good way to get food cheap
- done in secret
- tea, brandy and cotton was cheap - government had increased the price of these items by 30%
- no banks, stole from travellers on unlit roads, very violent. Cut out someone's tongue once
- 17th - 18th century- more roads built
- coach travel became common and no. of travellers increased
- People often carried money and jewellery with them
- coach travel became common and no. of travellers increased
- 17th - 18th century- more roads built
- Shaming
- Stocks / Pillory
- stocks = legs pillory = head and arms in wooden frame
- Punishment
- bloody code
- more crimes punishable by hanging
- 200 crimes by 1820
- Early Modern 1500 - 1750
- bloody code
- Public humiliation
- Whipping
- burned through the ear with a hot iron. hole as large as a penny
- scolds bridle
- heavy iron frame locked on woman's head
- cucking / ducking stools
- ducking stools harsher
- cucking stool - tied to chair and paraded
- ducking stool - offender fastened to chair with an iron band, lowered into river. Die of drowning or shock
- cucking stool - tied to chair and paraded
- ducking stools harsher
- Stocks / Pillory
- prisons
- awaiting trial
- debtors
- Shaming
- Stocks / Pillory
- stocks = legs pillory = head and arms in wooden frame
- Punishment
- bloody code
- more crimes punishable by hanging
- 200 crimes by 1820
- bloody code
- Public humiliation
- Whipping
- burned through the ear with a hot iron. hole as large as a penny
- scolds bridle
- heavy iron frame locked on woman's head
- cucking / ducking stools
- ducking stools harsher
- cucking stool - tied to chair and paraded
- ducking stool - offender fastened to chair with an iron band, lowered into river. Die of drowning or shock
- cucking stool - tied to chair and paraded
- ducking stools harsher
- Stocks / Pillory
- awaiting trial
- vagrancy
- house of correction
- hard labour
- bridewell
- house of correction
- capital punishment
- hanging
- hanging, drawing and quartering
- Petty Sessions (JPs)
- Assizes (serious / royal courts)
- Law Enforcement
- manor courts (start to decline)
- church courts (moral)
- Quarter Sessions (JPs)
- look at page 42-43 in textbook
- Law Enforcement
- Assizes (serious / royal courts)
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