Britain's Last Hangman by Stewart McLaughlin (Paperback, 2008)

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Britains Last Hangman. Title: Britains Last Hangman. Authors: Stewart McLaughlin. Binding: Paperback. Weight: 175 Gms.

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As recently as the 1960s, convicted murderers in Britain were hanged by the neck until dead. Now, for the first time, readers can learn the full story of Britain's last hangman, Harry Allen. This, the first published biography of Allen, is riveting. As well as focusing on Allen's life, the book also examines the stories and people behind the hangings - the murderers, victims and policemen.

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Publishertrue Crime Library/Forum Press
ISBN-139781874358428
eBay Product ID (ePID)92080392

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Book TitleBritain's Last Hangman
AuthorStewart Mclaughlin
FormatPaperback
LanguageEnglish
TopicTrue Crime
Publication Year2008
Number of Pages250 Pages

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Item Height178mm
Item Width111mm
Item Weight156g

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Title_AuthorStewart Mclaughlin
Country/Region of ManufactureUnited States

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  • More crime than punishment.

    This book fails as an autobiography of the title's character, it is more crime than punishment - a protracted catalogue of violent murders that brought the culprits to Harry's gallows. Whilst there are some details of his private life it is but a scant introduction to the character whose own thoughts and believes are largely conjecture with very few actual quotes from the man himself. With this in mind, it might be something students of criminology would want to read but not many lay people - other than those with a particular passion for murder.

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