Beyond Papillon: The French Overseas Penal Colonies, 1854-1952

Stephen A. Toth

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Introduction 1. Back to the Future: France and Penal Colonization 2. The Desire to Deport: The Recidivist of Fin de Siecle France 3. Life in the Penal Colony: The View from Above and Below 4. The Lords of Discipline: The French Penal Colony Service 5. The Battle over the Bagnard: Tropical Medicine in the Bagne 6. The Not-So-Fatal Shore: The Criminological Conception of the Fin de Siecle Bagne 7. The Bagne Obscura: Representational Crisis and the Twentieth Century Conclusion

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