The Great British Bobby: A History Of Policing From 1829 To Present Clive Emsley Quercus Publishing Αγγλικά Βιβλία World

The Victorians Called Him \ Bobby\ After Sir Robert Peel Home Secretary Who Created Metropolitan Police In 1829 Generations That Followed Came To Regard Force Which He Served As Best World\ If Twenty-First Century Observers Sometimes Take A More Jaundiced View Of His Efforts Blue-Helmeted Unarmed Policeman Remains An Icon Britishness And Symbol Relatively Peaceful Nature Our Social Evolution Great British Bobby Clive Emsley Traces Development Britain\ S Forces Law Order From Earliest Watchmen Constables Pre-Modern Period Service Today Examines Detail Such Milestones History Establishment Bow Street Runners 1740S Acts 1839 Introduction Women Officers During First World War Macpherson Report 1999 Into Death Stephen Lawrence Threaded Through Narrative Are Case-Studies Real-Life Bobbies Drawn Archives Evoking Day-To-Day Reality Policeman\ Lot Over Two Half Centuries: Boredom Patrolling On Foot All Weathers Threats Life Limb Policing Rough Areas Diverse Historical Challenges Industrial Unrest Growth Cities Arrival Motor Car Ethnic Diversification Society Grubb Mean Streets Georgian London With Rattle Cudgel Norwell Roberts Black Officer Be Appointed Presents Cast Mostly Honest Coppers Performing Testing Role Their Ability Distinguished Historian Criminologist Is Ideally Placed Tell - Candidly But Affectionately Fascinating Story Nothing Less Than Britain Last 250 Years Viewed Prism One Its Most Remarkable Distinctive Institutions Σελίδες: 336 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0601 Διαστάσεις: 13 1X13 1Cm