Titlebook: Common Prostitutes and Ordinary Citizens; Commercial Sex in Lo Julia Laite Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers

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Juan M. García-Passalacqua,Jorge Heine Street, window-shopping for a new pair of gloves.. As she moved through the growing evening crowd, she was approached by a Metropolitan Police Officer, Police Constable Bowden Endacott, and told to her great dismay that she had been seen soliciting men for the purposes of prostitution, to their ann

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Society and Politics in the Caribbeand on her New Zealand-bound passenger liner. Johnson was first arrested on 6 November 1916, when she was twenty-two years old, and, if she was anything like most of the women who sold sex on the streets of the metropolis, she had probably not gone much more than a year between first soliciting prosti

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-56481-0site where, in 1885, the crusade against prostitution and the sexual exploitation of girls and young women had sounded its most memorable battle-cry. Wilkinson was waiting nervously, trying to make contact with some of the prostitutes who frequented the park, but, by her own admission, was feeling m

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-56481-0t way to respond to the problems of prostitution remained after many decades of attempts at repression. Both the Victorian speakers and writers who campaigned for the Criminal Law Amendment Act and those who discussed prostitution in 1950s Britain had their own diverse understandings of its causes,

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Society and Politics of Jammu and Kashmirg in 1912, reflecting on the panics over white slavery that were so influential in the 1910s. She referred here to a different kind of ‘ordinary citizen’ than the one to whom the Wolfenden Committee would appeal four decades later, and, unlike Wolfenden, she was not willing to concede that short-ter

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