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Regulating Sin in the City: The Moral Geographies of Naval Port Towns in Britain and Germany, c.1860–1914
Naval towns were regarded as potent symbols of imperial power. Beneath this image however, contemporaries were concerned about the prostitution and heavy drinking which were associated with the sai...