Quotes 2

Question 1

‘criminality tended to be seen as, essentially, a class problem’

Answer 1

Emsley

Question 2

‘undergoing change throughout the C19th as individual / moralistic explanations ceded ground to more collective, scientific theories’

Answer 2

Lawrence

Question 3

theft was constant, economic crises weren’t

Answer 3

Henri Joly

Question 4

drunkenness is a ‘faithful companion’ of the poor

Answer 4

Prosper Despine

Question 5

poor unable to adapt to urbanisation - fall ‘prey’

Answer 5

Charles Frere

Question 6

‘positively keen to correct public perceptions’

Answer 6

Lawrence

Question 7

‘alcohol abused was linked by the police… were remarkably non-judgemental’

Answer 7

Lawrence

Question 8

‘corrupting influences of slum life’

Answer 8

Lawrence

Question 9

‘real need’

Answer 9

Lawrence

Question 10

‘propensity towards generalisation’

Answer 10

Lawrence

Question 11

‘familiarity did not breed contempt’

Answer 11

Lawrence

Question 12

‘growth of the modern state and the police evolved hand in hand’

Answer 12

Merriman

Question 13

‘all seeing eye’

Answer 13

Merriman

Question 14

‘extending the reach not only of the state but also of a national culture’

Answer 14

Merriman

Question 15

increasing ‘bureaucratisation of a crucial institution’

Answer 15

Merriman

Question 16

‘widely perceived as representing and enforcing the interests of those in power’

Answer 16

Merriman

Question 17

‘venality, violence and arbitrary arrest’

Answer 17

Merriman

Question 18

‘crucial role in preserving society from moral and physical corruption’

Answer 18

Honore Fregier

Question 19

‘greater awareness of the state’

Answer 19

Emsley

Question 20

‘stocked with the tools of the trade’

Answer 20

Merriman