Executions in America: Over Three Hundred Years of Crime and Capital Punishment in America
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Executions in America: Over Three Hundred Years of Crime and Capital Punishment in America

by Frederick Drimmer

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Executions in America offers a sweeping historical examination of crime and capital punishment across more than three hundred years. Frederick Drimmer places executions within the larger context of American justice, making this a focused resource for readers interested in legal history, criminal punishment, and the evolution of crime in the United States.

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Executions in America examines the history of crime and capital punishment in the United States.

Spanning more than three hundred years, the book presents a broad historical perspective on executions in America.

Frederick Drimmer explores the relationship between crime, punishment, and the American justice system.

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