Publications

Wot I wrote.

This page provides links to freely accessible full-text versions of peer-reviewed published articles and other work. All of these works are available for study and research purposes, but please acknowledge the source fully if you quote directly from any of the texts in any publication, academic essay, webpage, etc.

Journal articles

'Bloody Code: Reflecting on a decade of the Old Bailey Online and the digital futures of our criminal past', Law, Crime and History 5:1 (2015) (link to OA journal)

'Investigating responses to theft in early modern Wales: communities, thieves and the courts', Continuity and Change, 19:3 (2004), 409-30. (Published by Cambridge University Press.) Copy of the published article.

'Imagining the pain and peril of seventeenth-century childbirth: travail and deliverance in the making of an early modern world', Social History of Medicine, 16:3 (2003), 367-382. (Published by Oxford University Press.) Copy of final draft of article.

'Riotous community: crowds, politics and society in Wales, c.1700–1840', Welsh History Review, 20:4 (2001), pp.656-86. (Published by University of Wales Press.) Copy of final draft of article.

Other publications

With Tim Hitchcock, Robert Shoemaker, Katherine Rogers and Jane Winters, Chapter 7 (Connected Histories case study), in Content Clustering and Sustaining Digital Resources (2011) PDF; EPUB (at jisc.ac.uk).

With Robert Shoemaker and Tim Hitchcock, Crime in the Community impact analysis report (2010) (at jisc.ac.uk).

Dissertations

Crime, communities and authority in early modern Wales: Denbighshire c.1660-1730, PhD dissertation, University of Wales, 2003; copy of the accepted dissertation.

'Gender and defamation in York, 1661-1700: reputation, authority and the power of words', MA dissertation, University of York, 1999; copy of the accepted dissertation.