Titlebook: Enemies of Humanity; The Nineteenth-Centu Isaac Land Book 2008 Isaac Land 2008 police.revolution.terrorism.war

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The War against Terrorism in Late Imperial and Early Soviet Russiand a “notoriously liberal” aristocracy.. The liberals grouped themselves around the provincial zemstvo, an organ of local self-government created in 1864 by Emperor Alexander II as part of his package of “Great Reforms,” the most important of which abolished serfdom in 1861. The zemstvos were very i

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Introductionated arson plot), and the Ministry of Finance had been burned not by Communard kerosene bombs but by the incendiary shells shot by the government’s own artillery. The rich vaults of the Bank of France remained unplundered after two months of Communard rule. None of this stopped French conservatives

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Feel the Terror: Edmund Burke’s ,of reformers whose efforts to democratize the House of Commons and allow religious dissenters into government he believed threatened to throw the nation into anarchy. At first content to observe the progress of the French Revolution from afar, Burke became alarmed when, in November of 1789, Richard

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“Unworthy of Liberty?” Slavery, Terror, and Revolution in Haitithe revolutionaries who fought Britain in North America or those who attacked the aristocracy in France. Still, the powerfully negative images generated during the late eighteenth century about the revolution continue to circulate and shape contemporary perspectives to a surprising degree.

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1867 All Over Again? Insurgency and Terrorism in a Liberal Stateovided with a “King, and Upper and Lower Chamber, the right of refusing the supplies, the Habeas Corpus Act, and trial by jury.” The power of her less than truly representative Parliament, the rule of law, adherence to due process, and an ever-lengthening list of freedoms were the foundation stone o

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Men with the Faces of Brutes: Physiognomy, Urban Anxieties, and Police Statesrdinary criminals, and 64 percent in the political category. Lombroso did not claim that there was no difference between the two classes of malefactor; indeed, he argued against imposing the death penalty for political crime, hoping that these criminals could be rehabilitated.

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Half Devil and Half Child: America’s War with Terror in the Philippines, 1899–1902rovinces the war took an ugly turn. Filipino insurgents increasingly employed terrorist tactics to force cooperation from a war-weary populace and to combat the occupying forces. Impatient American officers, chafing under limiting rules of engagement, chose to use terror to eliminate stubborn pocket