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,“Fear God and the Court, while there is still Time.” Crime and Zealous Prosecution in Early Modern proxy was a well-known phenomenon throughout Germany by the late eighteenth century, Hamburg acquired a particular notoriety far beyond its borders for the sheer number of child murders within its walls. The Augsburg paper had just reported on the latest killing in Hamburg six weeks earlier. In its

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,“The Unbelievably Frequent Examples of such Murders Committed solely out of Weariness with Life.” Home of these conditions, such as the elaborate ritualization of criminal justice in the “Justice of the Street” and the frequent theatrical post-mortem trials and executions for criminals who eluded justice during life, were distinctive to Hamburg. Others, such as the intensification of morals polic

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,The Injured Crucifix: The Emperor’s Conscience and Prisoners’ Defiance, was a relatively new institution that opened for operation in 1673. It was located in the former Jewish quarter, the ., now renamed Leopoldstadt after Emperor Leopold I. The Judenstadt had been founded in 1625 when Emperor Ferdinand II (r. 1619–1637) compelled Jews to move from the old city to a ne

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,Crime and Justice in a Sacred Landscape: Vienna, 1668–1786, and continued for long after authorities developed the legal-theological rationale that allowed them to end executions of suicidal host desecrators and crucifix breakers. In this chapter I present the stories of some of Vienna’s child murderers, and embed them in the physical spaces in which both t

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Book 2023ions, as a short-cut to their salvation. Desiring to die repentantly at the hands of divinely-instituted government, perpetrators hoped to?escape eternal damnation that befell direct suicides. Kathy Stuart shows how this crime emerged as an unintended consequence of aggressive social disciplining ca