In this thought-provoking work of social commentary, James Hinton examines the nature of crime and punishment in Victorian society. With its bold ideas and controversial opinions, 'The Law-Breaker and the Coming of the Law' challenged the dominant views of its time and continues to be relevant today. Whether you agree with Hinton's ideas or not, this book is sure to provoke thought and stimulate discussion.

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