Exhibition Review: Executions. Chris Ellmers Gallery and the Rum Store, Museum of London Docklands. £13. Open 14 October 2022–16 April 2023.: Executions: 700 Years of Public Punishment in London. Edited by Jackie Keily, Thomas Ardill, Beverley Cook, and Meriel Jeater. Pp. 144 + 137 illustrations. London: Philip Wilson Publishers, 2022. £16.99. ISBN 978-1-781-30108-1. Paperback
Between the first recorded execution at Tyburn in 1196 and the abolition of public executions in 1868, tens of thousands of offenders were publicly executed in London. In Section 6, for example, there was no discussion of the extent to which debates about punishment in the nineteenth century were di...
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