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"Known to the Police" by Thomas Holmes offers a fascinating glimpse into the world of London policing and crime in a bygone era. This meticulously prepared republication presents a historical account of the author's experiences and observations related to law enforcement. Drawing upon themes of criminology, penology, and true crime, the book provides unique social commentary on the relationship between the police and the populace.
Dive into an era where detectives navigated the complex social landscape of London, confronting issues that continue to resonate today. Explore the historical context of crime and punishment through the author's insightful perspective. This enduring study, relevant to both academic and general audiences, sheds light on the timeless challenges of maintaining order and justice in a dynamic urban environment. "Known to the Police" remains a valuable resource for those interested in the history of policing and its impact on society.
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