Criminal Justice in Colonial America, 1606–1660
Bradley Chapin explores criminal justice in colonial America between 1606 and 1660. This focused historical study considers the role of law and justice during a formative period, making it a valuable resource for readers interested in colonial history, legal history, and the origins of American criminal justice.
About This Book
Criminal Justice in Colonial America, 1606–1660 examines the development of criminal justice during the early colonial period.
Bradley Chapin focuses on the years from 1606 through 1660, a formative era in the history of colonial America.
The book provides a historical perspective on crime, law, and the institutions responsible for administering justice.
It is suited to readers interested in American history, colonial history, legal history, and criminal justice.
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