Chapter 1. Making sense of history and crime through a synthesized framework / Thomas J. Kehoe and Jeffrey E. Pfeifer Part I. Historical Research on Crime -- Chapter 2. Killing in secret: State and popular perceptions of infanticide in early modern Europe / Una McIlvenna -- Chapter 3. A public claim to madness: Restoring context to forensic psychiatry in late-nineteenth century victoria / Georgina Rychner -- Chapter 4. Towards a history of deviance: policing drunkenness in mid-nineteenth-century new South Wales / Matthew Allen -- Chapter 5. The dazed and dangerous delinquents of sin city: policing and detaining juvenile delinquents in 20th century las vegas / Doris Morgan Rueda -- Chapter 6. Containing the undesirables: Discretion and the sentencing of habitual criminals in australian supreme courts in the twentieth century / Lisa Durnian -- Chapter 7. The history of forensic psychology in australia through a legal adjudication narrative lens: cases from the court of criminal jurisdiction / Jeffrey E. Pfeifer -- Part II. Crime research from a historical perspective -- Chapter 8. Historical criminology as a field for interdisciplinary research and trans-disciplinary discourse / Paul Bleakley and Thomas J. Kehoe -- Chapter 9. Status quotidian: Microhistory and the study of crime / Alex Tepperman -- Chapter 10. Breaking down the blue wall: using historical criminology to map entrenched networks of police corruption / Paul Bleakley -- Chapter 11. Historical methods in the critical study of drug policy / Natalie Thomas -- Chapter 12. Making the case for a feminist historical criminology: Female homicide offending in victoria 1860-1920 / Vicky Nagy -- Chapter 13. "Winning hearts and minds": a historically-motivated model for reactions to occupation strategy / Thomas J. Kehoe and Paul Bleakley -- Chapter 14. History, crime studies, and the use of history for impact-based research / Thomas J. Kehoe and Jeffrey E. Pfeifer.