Penning Poison: A History Of Anonymous Letters Dr Emily Cockayne Oxford University Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία World

Accusatory Libellous Or Just Bizarre Penning Poison Unveils The History Of Anonymous Letter-Writing \ Er At Number 14 Is Dirty Receiving An Unexpected And Unsigned Note A Disconcerting Experience In Emily Cockayne Traces Stories Such Letters To All Corners English Society Over Period 1760-1939 She Uncovers Scandal Deception Class Enmity Personal Tragedy Great Loneliness Some Messages Were Others Technology New Postal Networks Forensic Techniques Emergence Professional Police Influence Phenomenon Letter Campaigns This Book Puts Back Into Their Local Psychology Context Extending Work Detectives Discover Who May Have Written Them Why Explores Reasons Motivations For Creation Delivery These Missives Effect On Recipients - With Blasé Driven Madness Small Communities Hit By Became Places Suspicion Paranoia Examining Ways Which Spread Anxiety Past Grapples Question How Nasty Can Turn Epidemic Recovers Many Lost About We Used Write One Another Finding That Perhaps Anxieties Our Internet Age Are Not As Think Σελίδες: 320 Διαστάσεις: 5X14 5Cm