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1 Roman Britain Centurions amphitheatre Queen Boudicca AD60

2 Anglo-Saxon Wergild Tithings Trial by Ordeal

3 Norman Conquest Wergild Tithings Trial by Ordeal

4 Tudor England vagabonds watchmen Houses of Correction

5 1600s Gunpowder Plot witchcraft trials Game Act

6 1700s Bloody Code Prison Conditions Transportation Smuggling
Hawkhurst Gang

7 Industrial Era Pentonville Prison Robert Peel 1823 Gaol Act

8 Twentieth Century Derek Bentley 1908 – Borstal Capital punishment

9 Roman Britain to c. 1350 c After 1900

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