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Christchurch Crimes 1850-1875
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Dive deep into the gripping world of 'Christchurch Crimes 1850-1875' by Geoffrey Rice. This essential historical narrative brings to life the myriad crimes that shaped early Christchurch, New Zealand. Through meticulous research of 19th-century newspapers, police records, and court documents, Rice reconstructs the vibrant tales of ordinary settlers entangled in extraordinary events. Covering 228 pages of captivating accounts, this book provides a unique lens on crime and punishment during Canterbury's early days.
This immersive exploration reveals the challenges faced by early residents—from merchants to cab drivers—as they navigated their interactions with the law. With dramatic storytelling and heart-wrenching testimonies, it paints a vivid picture of life in colonial Christchurch. More than just an academic text, this book serves as a journey through time, resurrecting the voices of those long forgotten through sensational courtroom accounts and riveting trials. Perfect for history enthusiasts, crime aficionados, or those curious about the social effects of colonial life in Christchurch, 'Christchurch Crimes 1850-1875' is a must-have for your collection. Discover hidden narratives and thrilling tales from 140 years ago today.
Author: Geoffrey Rice
Publisher: Canterbury University Press
Bind: Paperback
Dimensions: 152 x 228 mm
Pages: 228
Publication Date: 15-10-2012
Join Geoffrey Rice as he shares the gripping stories and realities of crime in early Christchurch, revealing how history often overlooks the voices of ordinary people. This engaging historical analysis highlights the sensational murders, local trials, and the daily lives of settlers in a developing society.
This immersive exploration reveals the challenges faced by early residents—from merchants to cab drivers—as they navigated their interactions with the law. With dramatic storytelling and heart-wrenching testimonies, it paints a vivid picture of life in colonial Christchurch. More than just an academic text, this book serves as a journey through time, resurrecting the voices of those long forgotten through sensational courtroom accounts and riveting trials. Perfect for history enthusiasts, crime aficionados, or those curious about the social effects of colonial life in Christchurch, 'Christchurch Crimes 1850-1875' is a must-have for your collection. Discover hidden narratives and thrilling tales from 140 years ago today.
Author: Geoffrey Rice
Publisher: Canterbury University Press
Bind: Paperback
Dimensions: 152 x 228 mm
Pages: 228
Publication Date: 15-10-2012
Join Geoffrey Rice as he shares the gripping stories and realities of crime in early Christchurch, revealing how history often overlooks the voices of ordinary people. This engaging historical analysis highlights the sensational murders, local trials, and the daily lives of settlers in a developing society.
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