A History of the Dublin Metropolitan Police and Its Colonial Legacy.

Intro -- Endorsement -- Acknowledgements -- Contents -- Abbreviations -- List of Figures -- List of Table -- Part 1: 1780-1880 -- Chapter 1: Police Organisation: Enlightened Thought, Theories and Context -- Notes -- CHAPTER 2: Peeling a Charley: Evolution of Public Opinion -- Caricatures -- Contemporary Narratives -- Charles Ryan -- James Henry -- Lady Gregory -- Street Ballads -- Bold Jack O'Donahoe -- The Ballad of Kelly's Gang -- Are You There Moriarity? -- The Peeler and the Goat -- Notes -- CHAPTER 3: The Dublin Police in the Making -- Before the DMP -- The First Dublin Police Acts -- Early Magistracy -- The DMP -- Rules and Regulations -- Duties -- Notes -- CHAPTER 4: Policing a Capital City -- 'Loose and Idle' -- Crime -- Assaults -- Assaults on Police -- Drunk and Disorderly -- The Fenian Rising -- Battle of Ridgeway -- Notes -- Part 2: 1880-1925 -- CHAPTER 5: 'To Thrive Is an Impossibility Now': Policing Recession and Public Unrest -- The Strike -- Recession -- Public Unrest -- Toronto Street Car Lockout, 1886 -- Brisbane General Strike, 1912 -- Dublin Lockout, 1913 -- Crime -- Notes -- CHAPTER 6: The DMP in Transition -- Phoenix Park Murders -- Dynamite Outrages -- London -- Dublin -- The Final Days of the DMP -- The Civic Guard and an Garda Síochána -- Notes -- CHAPTER 7: The Colonial Beat -- Irish Links -- Structure and Organisation -- Queensland -- Toronto -- The Beat -- Notes -- Chapter 8: Growth of Anonymity, Urban Crime and Policing -- Urban Policing -- Urban Crime -- False Pretences -- Embezzlement -- Criminal Poverty -- Notes -- Conclusion -- Notes -- Primary Sources -- Manuscripts -- Ireland -- Australia -- Canada -- England -- Ireland -- Australia -- Canada -- England -- Parliamentary Papers -- Statistical Returns and Reports -- Newspapers -- Electronic Resources -- Bibliography -- Secondary Sources -- Unpublished -- Index.

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