This is part of my continuing series on Regency England and Georgian England. If you have no idea what I'm talking about, please check out my archive
here.
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Preventive policing and crime statistics seem obvious tools to us today, but in the final years of the 18th-century, Patrick Colquhoun helped introduce the concepts into the discussions of early police reform efforts in London.
Over at the
English Historical Fiction Authors Blog, I discuss Colquhoun and his treatise on crime that he declared a "shocking catalogue of human depravity."
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