The trial proper took place in May, 1953; the Prosecution urged that Wildman was guilty of obscene libel in publishing pamphlets of whose detailed nature the general public had naturally no precise knowledge. Here we can but list some of the titles of works to which objection was taken: A Girl’s Beating; Punishment Postures (with illustrations); and so forth. The presence of illustrations seemed to reinforce the Prosecution’s standpoint. All this despite the fact that several of these pamphlets had prefaces from the pens of clergymen in Glasgow and elsewhere; such a defence availed nought.
Chastisement Across the Ages29
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Enjoyable Canings21
Who was better prepared for life the comprehensive kids or the privately educated, and what did that tell you...
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Female Pupils Slippered26
The whole class of us lads were all due a whack from the sadistic Welsh P.E. teacher and all...
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Reactions to the Slipper16
Girls may have also resisted crying before, during and immediately after a slippering, but then rushed to the toilets...
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The Slipper in UK Schools46
I felt a mixture of irritation at my own stupidity and despair at what was to come. I had...
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Irish & British Corporal Punishment Experiences Compared16
When we moved to England for 2 years I was sent to a nearby Catholic School. I did not...
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Michelle’s Paddling6
OH MOM, STOP, PLEASE!” I sobbed through my tears. I was hollering, crying and running around her in a...
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Caning from of the Times101
Wednesday, May 10th, 1967, Headmaster gaoled for five years Ministry powers questioned Sentence of five years’ imprisonment was passed...
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Reactions to the Slipper14
On the subject of girls crying during slipperings, a lot depended on the circumstances. Girls slippered in front of...