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Taming Lust Crimes Against Nature In The Early Republic Doron S Benatar Richard D Brown

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Taming Lust Crimes Against Nature In The Early Republic Doron S Benatar Richard D Brown
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Publisher: University of Pennsylvania Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 1.94 MB
Pages: 216
Author: Doron S. Ben-Atar; Richard D. Brown
ISBN: 9780812209259, 0812209257
Language: English
Year: 2014

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Taming Lust Crimes Against Nature In The Early Republic Doron S Benatar Richard D Brown by Doron S. Ben-atar; Richard D. Brown 9780812209259, 0812209257 instant download after payment.

This fascinating history examines the circumstances of two elderly New Englanders who were prosecuted and sentenced to death for bestiality at the turn of the eighteenth century. Their astonishing cases become a springboard to examine the Enlightenment Era political and religious turmoil of the region.


This fascinating history examines the circumstances of two elderly New Englanders who were prosecuted and sentenced to death for bestiality at the turn of the eighteenth century. Their astonishing cases become a springboard to examine the Enlightenment Era political and religious turmoil of the region.

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