Image of The New Police, or 'Peelers,' as drawn by a contemporary by English School, (20th century)
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Photograph of Peelers. Peelers was the name given to the first police officers, named after Sir Robert Peel who introduced them Stock Photo - Alamy
On this day in 1829 the Metropolitan Police was established. Being founded by Sir Robert Peel as a politically neutral force they soon gathered the... | By The Genealogist | Facebook
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Photograph of a Peeler. Peelers was the name given to the first police officers, named after Sir Robert Peel who introduced them Stock Photo - Alamy
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Questioning Authority: What the evolution of policing can teach us about today's law enforcement | CBC Radio
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29 September 1829: London's bobbies pound the beat for the first time | MoneyWeek
Crime and punishment in Victorian Leeds • Crime and Punishment in Leeds • MyLearning
ART and ARCHITECTURE, mainly: The first Metropolitan Police Force: Sir Robert Peel, London, 1829
A Metropolitan Police officer in the original Peelers uniform looks sternly at a man and two boys, Stock Photo, Picture And Rights Managed Image. Pic. MEV-10499598 | agefotostock
The First Police force | Teaching Resources | London history, London police, British history
Sir Robert Peel and his 'bobbies'
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Steves Uniform Pages 1850's Peeler Policeman
Sir Robert Peel and his 'bobbies'
Nine Principles of Policing from 1829
A Pictorial history of the Oxford City police; or, "From Peelers to pandas": Rose, G.: 9780860930945: Amazon.com: Books
