Illustrations
Between pages 50 and 51
Dick Turpin (Weidenfeld Archive)
Robin Hood ballad sheet (Weidenfeld Archive)
Robin Hood portrayed in c. 1700 (Weidenfeld Archive)
Robin Hood chapbook published in 1769 (Weidenfeld Archive)
Errol Flynn in the role of Robin Hood (National Film Archive)
Louis-Dominique Cartouche (Roger-Viollet, PRIS)
Johannes Bückler, known as ‘Schinderhannes’ (Weidenfeld Archive)
The execution of Johannes Bückler (Weidenfeld Archive)
Title-page of Schiller’s drama The Robbers (Weidenfeld Archive)
Modern Corsican bandits (Weidenfeld Archive)
The bandolero (Weidenfeld Archive)
Sicilian theatre puppets (A. Uccello/Weidenfeld Archive)
Popular view of banditry in Catalonia (MAS)
Between pages 106 and 107
Giuseppe Musolino (Weidenfeld Archive)
The Barbagia in Sardinia (National Film Archive)
The brigand romanticized (Weidenfeld Archive)
Salvatore Giuliano alive (Keystone Press/Hulton Getty)
Salvatore Giuliano dead (Keystone Press/Hulton Getty)
Francesco de Rosi’s film depicting Salvatore Giuliano (National Film Archive)
Sardinia in the 1960s (Camera Press)
Jesse James (Weidenfeld Archive)
The James Boys as heroes of popular fiction (Weidenfeld Archive)
Henry Fonda in the film Jesse James (National Film Archive)
Lampião, the great bandit-hero of Brazil (Editora Gráfica/ Weidenfeld Archives)
Still from the Brazilian film O Cangaçeiro (1953) (National Film Archive)
Between pages 162 and 163
Panayot Hitov (Bulgarian Academy of Science/Weidenfeld Archive)
Giorgios Volanis (Institute of Balkan Studies)
Constantine Garefis, with his band (Institute of Balkan Studies)
Sandor Rósza, the great Hungarian brigand-guerilla (Hungarian National Museum)
Scene from Miklos Jancso’s film The Round-Up (National Film Archive)
Sixteenth-century illustrations of Wu Sung and Chieh Chen (Weidenfeld Archive)
A Pindari (Weidenfeld Archive)
‘Kamo’ (Semyon Arshakovich Ter-Petrossian) (Novosti Press Agency)
Francisco Sabaté (‘El Quico’) (Author’s collection)
Head of Brigands by Salvator Rosa (Weidenfeld Archive)
Captain of Banditti by Salvator Rosa (Weidenfeld Archive)
Francisco Goya y Lucientes by Goya (MAS)
Bandit of the Apennines by Sir Charles Eastlake (Weidenfeld Archive)