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Redemption to Reform: The Intellectual Origins of the Prison Reform Movement
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Pisciotta, Baldassare
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Scott fox, Sir (Robert) David (John), (20 June 1910–25 Jan. 1985), HM Diplomatic Service, retired
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Priene. Inschr. v. Pr. 46 vs. 6/7 suppl. id.
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The Transition to Democracy in Spain
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Redemption to Reform: The Intellectual Origins of the Prison Reform Movement
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Minority Report: Halo of Interminable Treatment
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European and US Influences on the 19th Century Prison Reform
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Criminelles ou rebelles, déviantes ou démentes : femmes victoriennes et édouardiennes dans l’univers carcéral londonien (1877-1914)
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