Police Pictures: The Photograph as Evidence

Sandra S. Phillips · Mark Haworth‐Booth · Carol Squiers

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From pictures of Lincoln''s assassins to Weeg ee''s blood-drenched murder victims and the thousands of pris oner portraits taken by the Khmer Rouge, Police Pictures exp lores both manipulation of images and the policing function of photography. '

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