num_pages: 271
description: This provocative study explores the subordination of Victorian working women in the home, neighborhood, and workplace. Drawing on courtroom proceedings, D'Cruze reveals that women's interest in speaking out against violent crimes often coincide with the court's agenda to discipline the unruly behavior of working men. However, while women used local courts of vindicate their reputation before their neighbors, doing so often compromised their respectability in the eyes of the public.
language: English
title: Crimes of Outrage: Sex, Violence, and Victorian Working Women (Cornell Studies in Political Economy
titlecomplete: Crimes of Outrage: Sex, Violence, and Victorian Working Women (Cornell Studies in Political Economy (Paperback))
ratings_count: 6
publisher: Northern Illinois University Press