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1 | The Invention of Executive Detention | 1 |
2 | Regulation 14B and its Progeny | 15 |
3 | Emergency Planning between the Wars | 34 |
4 | The Commons Revolt | 51 |
5 | Detention during the Phoney War | 70 |
6 | The Defeat of Liberalism | 95 |
7 | Fascism and the Fears of 1940 | 115 |
8 | The British Fifth Column | 146 |
9 | The Great Incarceration Begins | 172 |
10 | It Might Have Happened to You! | 200 |
11 | The Experience of Detention | 230 |
12 | The Bureaucracy under Stress | 258 |
13 | The Integrity of the Advisory Committee | 274 |
14 | The Early Challenges in the Courts | 297 |
15 | The Courts in Confusion | 316 |
16 | The Web of Suspicion | 333 |
17 | The Leading Cases in Context | 353 |
18 | The Declining Years of Regulation 18B | 381 |
19 | Death and Post Mortem | 408 |
App. I The Principal Texts | 424 | |
App. II Note on Sources | 427 | |
App. III Spy Trials | 429 | |
App. IV Tyler Kent and Anna Wolkoff | 431 | |
App. V Mosley's 'Reasons for Order' | 434 | |
Bibliography | 436 | |
Index | 443 |
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Add In the Highest Degree Odious: Detention Without Trial in Wartime Britain, During the Second World War just under two thousand British citizens were detained without charge, trial, or term set, under Regulation 18B of the wartime Defence Regulations. Most of these detentions took place in the summer of 1940, soon after Winston C, In the Highest Degree Odious: Detention Without Trial in Wartime Britain to your collection on WonderClub |