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Rationale of crime, and its appropriate treatment

Rationale of crime, and its appropriate treatment1846

Marmaduke B. Sampson

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"First American edition, cosiderably enlarged by Eliza Farnham with her extensive notes and with 19 engraved portraits from daguerreotypes made by Mathew Brady for this publication. Farnham was a matron of the Mt. Pleasant State Prison for Women at Sing Sing. Famous for her role as a prison reformer, Farnham was interested in phrenology, which linked character traits with the shape of the skull. -- from book sellers description

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First published
1846
OL Work ID
OL148599W

Subjects

CriminologyPhrenologyCriminal Psychology

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