The Criminals of Lima and Their Worlds: The Prison Experience, 1850–1935

Carlos Aguirre

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Criminal Justice and Penology Historical Studies in Latin America Decadence, Literature, and Society

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Carlos Aguirre presents the first major study of prison reform & the prison system in Peru, & one of the few social histories of criminals & their world in Latin America.

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