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Introduction,mposed by one man or a collective on the liberty of another. In each case the captive faced barriers to his free movement. These barriers were of many different kinds across the three centuries under consideration. As Professor Edward Peters has perspicaciously pointed out: ‘Confinement varied widel

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Custodial and Punitive Captivity,ebtors to count or king. certainly revealed an official intention to make the debtors pay up; but it also aimed to punish them for their temerity in delaying payment to men of great political consequence. Here the distinction between debt and crime became blurred. Similarly, in the eyes of Charles I