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Within this duoethnographic book review, we sought to carry out and compose our co-authored review of Norris, Sawyer, and Lund's (2012) edited text by using the method put forward within its pages. What follows is a duoethnographic book review. Through the processes of jointly reading, note taking, conversing, sharing, and negotiating, we have created a dialogic, multi-vocal, and candid review of this compendium. Throughout our now-public dialogue, readers will gain an understanding of both the book and the method on which it is focused. Completing this review in the fashion we did, we hope, provides readers with the needed information and motivation to indulge in this text's chapters in the way they see best suited for their purposes.

Police Scotland's contact with people with vulnerability and health problems has been increasing year-on-year, with significant costs and unknown outcomes associated. This is unsustainable, and pathways involving increased partnership between the police and other partners is now essential. Finding ways of delivering more efficient, evidence-based partnership working is a key national priority. To that end, a one day event, hosted on January 15th 2018, brought together an Expert Advisory Group (EAG) of 26 members across law enforcement, public health, and academia to inform and support the development of a co-constructed programme of research crossing the intersect of Law Enforcement and Public Health (LEPH). The event benefitted from an international perspective, delivered via keynote address by Professor Nick Crofts, President of the Global Law Enforcement & Public Health Association. The event, hosted by the Scottish Government, was part of a larger project funded by a SIPR Police Community Relations Collaborative Project Grant.

Cover -- Jacket Flaps -- Overview Map -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Contents -- List of Maps and Figures -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction / Steven E. Woodworth -- 1. The Long Lost Diary of Major General Patrick R. Cleburne / Edited by William Lee White -- 2. "The Storm Broke in All Its Fury": The Struggle for Allatoona Pass / Stewart Bennett -- 3. Errant Moves on the Chess board of War: The Battle of Spring Hill, November 29, 1864 / John R. Lundberg -- 4. The Destruction of the Army of Tennessee's Officer Corps at the Battle of Franklin / Andrew S. Bledsoe -- 5. Killing at Franklin: Anatomy of Slaughter / Jonathan M. Steplyk -- 6. A Failure to Communicate: Grant, Thomas, and the Nashville Campaign / Brooks D. Simpson -- Gallery -- 7. Where Genius Cannot Exist: The Generalship of George H. Thomas / Paul L. Schmelzer -- 8. "No More Auction Block for Me": The Fight for Freedom by the U.S. Colored Troops at the Battle of Nashville / D. L. Turner and Scott L. Stabler -- 9. A. J. Smith's Detachment in the Battle of Nashville / Steven E. Woodworth -- 10. Civilian Participants and Observers during the Franklin-Nashville Campaign / John J. Gaines -- 11. "Our Peoples Are Depressed in Spirit": Texans' Reactions to Hood's Tennessee Campaign / Charles D. Grear -- 12. What Could Have Been: Civil War Battlefield Preservation at Franklin / Timothy B. Smith -- 13. Preserving the Nashville Battlefield: The South's True Lost Cause / Jennifer M. Murray -- Contributors -- Index -- Series Statement -- Other Books in the Series -- Back Cover.