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The Archetype of Infanticide in the Early Modern Period
- Author
- A Blaikie
- A Levene
- A Levene
- A Levene
- A Levene
- A Levene
- A-M Kilday
- A.Rowlands
- Abrams
- Adair
- Adair
- Adair
- Adair
- and C. Steedman
- and Clayton
- and especially Francus
- and Hufton
- and Humfrey
- and Jackson
- and Jackson
- and Jackson
- and Kelly
- and Kelly
- and Kelly
- and Kelly
- and Laslett
- and Lonza
- and M. Jackson
- and Malcolmson
- and Malcolmson
- and Meldrum
- and Meldrum
- and Rizzo
- and Rogers
- and Roth
- and Rowe
- and Rowe
- and S. Sommers
- and Smith
- and T. Rizzo
- and Woodward
- and Wrightson
- and Wrightson
- Anderson
- Anderson
- Anderson
- Anderson
- B Hill
- B Hill
- B Mandeville
- B Meteyard
- Beattie
- Beattie
- Beattie
- Beattie
- Blaikie
- Blaikie
- Blaikie
- Blaikie
- Blaikie
- C Fairchilds
- Clayton
- Clayton
- Clayton
- Clayton
- Crawford
- Crawford
- Crawford
- Crawford
- Crawford
- D Defoe
- D Levine
- DA Kent
- Evans
- Faber
- Faber
- Faber
- Fahrni
- Fahrni
- For further discussion of absconding in infanticide cases in the early modern period see for instance N. Lonza
- For further discussion of medical evidence in English infanticide trials in the early modern period see Sommers
- For further discussion of perceptions regarding the severity of the law and its implications on infanticide prosecutions see Woodward
- For further discussion of the lack of privacy
- For further discussion of the problems of establishing live birth see Kamler
- For further discussion of these problems see Laslett
- For further discussion of these types of mitigation see Kamler
- For further discussion see A.-M. Kilday
- For further discussion see J.J. Hecht
- For further evidence of the predominance of servitude amongst female occupations in the late seventeenth and early eighteenth centuries see P. Earle
- For further evidence of the use of this kind of mitigation see Clayton
- For further evidence of the widespread nature of this trend see Jackson
- For further evidence of this see Francus
- For further evidence on the use of this defence see Clayton
- For more on the financial difficulties associated with illegitimacy at the parish level see T. Nutt
- For more on this kind of surveillance in the early modern period see Lonza
- For similar conclusions with regard to low indictment levels for infanticide and concealment of pregnancy in early modern Europe see Wrightson
- For similar conclusions with regard to the persistent nature of infanticide prosecutions in early modern Europe see Leboutte
- For the widespread predominance of unmarried mothers in infanticide indictments see also P.E.H. Hair
- Francus
- Francus
- Francus
- Francus
- Francus
- Francus
- Gowing
- Gowing
- Gowing
- GS Rowe
- Hill
- Hill
- Hill
- Hoffer
- Hoffer
- Hoffer
- Hoffer
- Hoffer
- Hoffer
- Hufton
- Humfrey
- Humfrey
- J Kelly
- JA Sharpe
- Jackson
- Jackson
- Jackson
- Jackson
- Jackson
- Jackson
- Jackson
- Jackson
- Jackson
- Jackson
- Jackson
- Jackson
- Jackson
- JC Oldham
- JM Beattie
- JM Beattie
- JR Dickinson
- JR Ruff
- K Wrightson
- K Wrightson
- Kamler
- Kamler
- Kamler
- Kelly
- Kelly
- Kelly
- Kelly
- Kelly
- Kelly
- Kelly
- Kilday
- Kilday
- Kilday
- Kilday
- Kilday
- Kilday
- L Abrams
- L Gowing
- L Lenman
- L Lenman
- Laslett
- Laslett
- Leboutte
- Leboutte
- Leboutte
- Lenman
- Lenman
- Lenman
- Lenman
- Lenman
- Levine and Wrightson
- Lonza
- Lonza
- Lonza
- Lonza
- Lonza
- Lonza
- Lonza
- M Anderson
- M Clayton
- M Fahrni
- M Francus
- M Jackson
- M Jackson
- M Kamler
- Malcolmson
- Malcolmson
- Malcolmson
- Malcolmson
- Malcolmson
- Malcolmson
- Malcolmson
- Malcolmson
- Mandeville
- MD Smith
- Meteyard
- Mitchison
- Mitchison
- Mitchison
- Mitchison
- Mitchison
- N Lonza
- N Rogers
- O Hufton
- O Hufton
- O Ulbricht
- P Humfrey
- P King
- P Laslett
- PC Hoffer
- PM Crawford
- R Adair
- R Leboutte
- R Mitchison
- R Mitchison
- R Roth
- RH Helmholz
- Rizzo
- Rizzo
- Rizzo
- Rogers
- Roth
- Rowe
- Rowe
- Rowe
- Rowe
- Rowe
- Rowe
- Rowe
- Rowe
- Rowlands
- Rublack
- Rublack
- Rublack
- Rublack
- Rublack
- RW Malcolmson
- S Faber
- See for instance, Rogers
- Sharpe
- Sharpe
- Sharpe
- Smith
- T Evans
- T Meldrum
- TC Smout
- The problematic nature of the evidence relating to early modern infanticide means
- This pattern in the standard of evidence was clear from both the Scottish and the Welsh datasets used in this study. It is also recognised in Francus
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- Ulbricht
- Ulbricht
- VAC Gatrell
- Woodward
- Woodward
- Woodward
- Woodward
- Woodward
- Woodward
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- Woodward
- Woodward
- Woodward
- Woodward
- Wrightson
- Wrightson
- Wrightson
- Wrightson
- Wrightson
- Wrightson
- Wrightson
- Wrightson
- Publication venue
- 'Springer Science and Business Media LLC'
- Publication date
- 01/01/2013
- Field of study
No full textMonsters of Inhumanity? Methods of Infant Disposal
- Author
- A Mclaren
- A Mclaren
- A Mclaren
- A.McLaren
- An
- and A
- and A. McLaren
- and A.-M. Kilday
- and A.-M. Kilday
- and A.-M. Kilday
- and Arnot
- and Bentley
- and Bentley
- and Coroners’ Inquests M. Jackson
- and D. Bentley
- and D.I. Kertzer
- and E.C. Green
- and Ermers
- and especially Fuchs
- and Evans
- and Evans
- and Evans
- and F.B
- and Fildes
- and Fildes
- and Fildes
- and for the history of French foundling hospitals more generally see Fuchs
- and Fuchs
- and Gilje
- and Higginbotham
- and Homrighaus
- and Homrighaus
- and Jackson
- and Jackson
- and K. Wrightson
- and K.H. Wheeler
- and Kelly
- and Kertzer
- and Kertzer
- and Kertzer
- and Kilday
- and Lonza
- and Lonza
- and Lonza
- and M. Thomson
- and M.D. Smith
- and M.N. Wessling
- and Malcolmson
- and Malcolmson
- and Marshall
- and Marshall
- and McLaren
- and McLaren
- and McLaren
- and O. Ulbricht
- and P.A. Gilje
- and P.P. Viazzo M. Bortolotto and A. Zanotto
- and Perry
- and Perry
- and Pollock
- and R. Woods N. Williams and C. Galley
- and R.B. Litchfield and D. Gordon
- and R.W
- and Radbill
- and Rosen
- and Ruggiero
- and S
- and Sauer
- and Sauer
- and Sauer
- and Sauer
- and Sauer
- and Sauer
- and Sauer
- and Schnucker
- and Smith
- and Sommers
- and Sommers
- and T. Evans
- and Ulbricht
- and Ulbricht
- and Wessling
- and Wilson
- and Woodward
- and Wrightson
- and Wrightson
- Arnot
- Arnot
- B Waugh
- Backhouse
- Backhouse
- Behlmer
- Behlmer
- Bentley
- Bentley
- Bentley
- Bentley
- Boswell
- Brittain
- C Johnson
- C Smart
- C Wilson
- Campbell
- CC Means Jr
- CH Dayton
- D Cressy
- D Mclaren
- Dayton
- Dayton
- DI Kertzer
- DL Ransel
- E Shorter
- Ermers
- Evans
- F Instance
- F Lonza
- F Newall
- Fildes
- Fildes
- Fildes
- Fildes
- Fildes
- Fildes
- Fildes
- For evidence of a higher infant mortality rate amongst foundling hospitals in Europe and North America see Lonza
- For evidence of battery and blood- shed in instances of infanticide since 1600 see Wrightson
- For further discussion of a belief in the prevalence of more passive forms of infanticide across Europe and beyond in the pre- modern period see L. Abrams
- For further discussion of abandonment being used as an alternative to infanticide see also K. Wrightson
- For further discussion of mid- Victorian concerns relating to child care motherhood and the need for infant protection in England see especially Arnot
- For further discussion of poverty as the principle causal factor of infant abandonment in the pre- modern period see Fildes
- For further discussion of the bias shown against baby- famers and nursing practices in publications in the mid- to late- Victorian era in Britain and beyond see Arnot
- For further discussion of the global nature of infant abandonment in the pre- modern period see the various chapters in C. Panter- Brick and M.T. Smith
- For further discussion of the likely good intentions of the majority of mothers who abandoned their infants to institutional or charitable care or in a public place see Boswell
- For further discussion of the physical dangers of abortion in the pre- modern period see A. McLaren
- For further discussion of the prevalence of this attitude in the pre- modern period see P. Crawford
- For further discussion of the use of abortion within the context of illicit relationships see S. Wilson
- For further discussion of the use of medical testimony in early modern English infanticide trials see S. Sommers
- For further discussion of the use of wet- nurses by foundling hospitals see Perry
- For further discussion of these cases and the related moral panic see Arnot
- For further discussion of these defences and the reasons they were employed see Malcolmson
- For further discussion on the typical age of abandoned infants in the centuries before 1900 see V. Fildes
- For further discussion regarding the spread of disease via breastfeeding see Kertzer
- For further discussion see A
- For further discussion see B.R. Sharma
- For further discussion see B.S
- For further discussion see D. McLaren
- For further discussion see G.K. Behlmer
- For further discussion see J. Boswell
- For further discussion see J.M. Riddle
- For further discussion see K.D
- For further discussion see M. Kamler
- For further discussion see R. Leboutte
- For further discussion see R.P. Brittain
- For further elaboration see R.H. Helmholz
- For more evidence of deliberate suffocation as a methodology in pre- modern infanticide see Gowing
- For more evidence of drowning and burning as a methodology in pre- modern infanticide see Wrightson
- For more on the believed transfer of physical and character traits via breastfeeding see Marshall
- For more on the care taken to employ private live- in nurses see Campbell
- For similar findings of mixed methodologies relating to infanticide in the early modern period see Kamler
- For the various sides of this historiographical debate see Francus
- For the widespread and popular nature of wet- nursing across pre- modern Europe and North America see also Marshall
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- Fuchs
- Fuchs
- Fuchs
- G Davis
- G Pugh
- G Rosen
- G.R
- GD Sussman
- Gilje
- Green
- Green
- GS Rowe
- Higginbotham
- Homrighaus
- Homrighaus
- Hunter
- J Ermers
- J Golden
- J Kelly
- J Keown
- J Kociumbas
- J Kok
- J Reif
- J Reif
- J Vallin
- JA Banks
- Jackson
- Jackson
- Jackson
- Jackson
- Jackson
- Jackson
- Jackson
- Jackson
- JE Boswell
- JL Harrington
- JM Riddle
- JM Riddle
- K Ruggiero
- K Ruggiero
- Kelly
- Kelly
- Kelly
- Kelly
- Kelly
- Kelly
- Kelly
- Kertzer
- Kertzer
- Kertzer
- Kertzer
- Kilday
- Kilday
- Kilday
- Knight
- Knight
- Knight
- Knight
- Knight
- Knight
- Knight
- L Campbell
- L Gordon
- L Leneman
- L Pollock
- L Stone
- Leboutte
- Leboutte
- Leneman and Mitchison
- Lindemann
- Lindemann
- Lindemann
- Lindemann
- Lindemann
- Litchfield and Gordon
- LNADSK
- Lonza
- Lonza
- Lonza
- Lonza
- M Flinn
- M Jackson
- M Jackson
- M Jackson
- M Lindemann
- M-F Morel
- Malcolmson
- Malcolmson
- Malcolmson
- Malcolmson
- Malcolmson
- Marshall
- Marshall
- Mclaren
- McLaren
- McLaren
- McLaren
- McLaren
- McLaren
- ME Wiesner-Hanks
- Millward
- Moseley
- Moseley
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- N Lonza
- N Woodward
- Newall
- Newall
- O Davies
- O Ulbricht
- P Knight
- P Papers
- P Papers
- P Papers
- Perry
- Perry
- Pollock
- R Millward
- R Roth
- R Sauer
- R See
- R Woods
- Radbill
- RE Homrighaus
- RG Fuchs
- Riddle
- Rosen
- Rosen
- Rosen
- Rowe
- Rowe
- RP Petchesky
- Ruggiero
- Ruggiero
- Ruggiero
- Ruggiero
- Ruggiero
- Ruggiero
- RV Schnucker
- RW Malcolmson
- S Boswell
- S Evans
- S Faber
- S Fildes
- S Homrighaus
- S Kelly
- S Kilday
- S Knight
- S Malcolmson
- S Malcolmson
- S Pollock
- S Ulbricht
- S Ulbricht
- S Wrightson
- Sauer
- Sauer
- Schnucker
- See
- See for instance, Boswell
- See for instance, C.B. Backhouse
- See for instance, Dayton
- See for instance, Fuchs
- See for instance, G.K
- See for instance, Higginbotham
- See for instance, J. Hurl- Eamon
- See for instance, Jackson
- See for instance, Kertzer
- See for instance, Lindemann
- See for instance, M.L. Arnot
- See for instance, Marshall
- See for instance, Newall
- See for instance, P.J. Martin
- See for instance, Perry
- See for instance, Radbill
- See for instance, Rosen
- See for instance, S.X. Radbill
- See for instance, Wessling
- See for instance, Woodward
- Sharma
- Sharma
- Smith
- Sommers
- Sommers
- Sommers
- Sommers
- T Bernard
- T.R
- The likelihood of still- births being perceived to be higher than they were in reality in the pre- modern era is a point also made by Malcolmson
- Two and Homrighaus
- Ulbricht
- Ulbricht
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- V Fildes
- V Fildes
- V Fildes
- Vallin
- W Gouge
- W Hunter
- Wessling
- Wheeler
- Wheeler
- Wilson
- Woodward
- Woodward
- Wrightson
- Wrightson
- Wrightson
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- Wrightson
- Publication venue
- 'Springer Science and Business Media LLC'
- Publication date
- 01/01/2013
- Field of study
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