Liberty's Prisoners: Carceral Culture in Early America (Early American Studies)
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Liberty's Prisoners: Carceral Culture in Early America (Early American Studies)

by Jen Manion

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Liberty's Prisoners by Jen Manion explores carceral culture in early America as part of the Early American Studies series. It delves into the historical context of prisons and their role in society during this period, providing a scholarly examination of imprisonment practices and cultural influences.

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Liberty's Prisoners examines carceral culture in early America, focusing on the societal and institutional aspects of imprisonment during that era.

The book is part of the Early American Studies series, offering insights into historical practices and their implications.

Jen Manion provides a detailed analysis based on the cultural context of early American prisons.

This work contributes to understanding the development of penal systems in the nation's formative years.

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