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Sheffield Crime Books
This is some conent about crime in Sheffield.
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The Inglorious Twelfth
RRP: £8.95
by Patrick Robertshaw
The Story of The Hackett Case (Halifax 1953)
- Paperback: 216 pages
- Publisher: ALD Print (1 Sep 2005)
- Language English
- ISBN-10: 1901587541
- ISBN-13: 978-1901587548
- Product Dimensions: 24.8 x 16.8 x 1.4 cm
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The Fantastic Career of Charlie Peace, The Banner Cross Murderer
RRP: £2.95
by Peter Machan
Born into proverty in Victorian Sheffield, Charlie Peace grew up to be very intelligent, ingenious and resourceful and also a talented musician and performer. However, there was a darker side to him and he used his many talents throughout his career as thief, con-man, master of disguise, escapologist and even cold blooded murderer. By Peter Machan.
Suitable from age 10.
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Crimes & Misdemeanours, Tales from Sheffield & Beyond
RRP: £8.95
The third of our books by former High Court Judge, David Bentley, includes a section on Judges Behaving badley, tales from The Gallows and more. 163 printed pages
Learn MoreThe Sheffield Hanged
RRP: £7.95
by David Bentley
Between 1750 and 1864, twenty-seven men and one woman were publicly evet York, and one man hanged at Leeds for crimes committed in Sheffield. They were not all killers.
In the eighteenth century nearly two-hundred crimes were punishable with death, and the crimes for which The Sheffield Hanged were executed included arson, theft, robbery, rape bestiality and, of course murder. They have no graves and, with the exception perhaps of Spence Broughton, their names and crimes are long forgotten. The Sheffield Hanged tells their story: the crimes committed, how they were tried, how they spent their last terrible hours before they were hanged, and what happened to their corpses afterwards.
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The Sheffield Murders
RRP: £11.95
by David Bentley
This book follows the old Midland Railway from Matlock to Buxton. Closed in 1968, the pictures of Ray Morten have been re-visited showing how the route has changed since the railway left. The old track bed is now an excellent walk known as the Monsal Trail. Author Alistair Lofthouse has recently assisted the BBC in the production of a TV programme about the trail with Watchdog presenter and ex-Sheffielder Julia Bradbury which was shown on BBC2 in 2009. This book has been reprinted at A5 at a new reduced price, fully updated.
Learn MoreCapital Punishment in Northern England
RRP: £8.95
This book seeks to describe how criminals were put to death in northern England between 1750 and 1900 It begins by outlining the regime and hardships to which English capital prisoners in general and northern prisoners in particular were subject. It then examines northern executions during the era of public executions.
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