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Report of the society for the abolition of capital punishment.

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Literary Executions Capital Punishment and American Culture, 1820–1925 / John Cyril Barton.

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"All Israel have a share in the world to come" – except for whom? : The criteria for selecting the exceptions in the Mishnah and the Tosefta.

Elitzur, Bracha

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עונשי מוות חדשים באימפריה הקרולינגית.

מליכסון, ויקי

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נידער מיט די פארברעכער / ראבערט אינגערסאל.

אינגרסול, רוברט, 1833-1899

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Ueber die Todesstrafe ...

Anton Beyerle

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Christenthum und vernunft für die Abschaffung der Todesstrafe ... / Mit Bemerkungen von professor Grohmann.

Johann Christian August Grohmann 1769-1847

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Ueber die Todesstrafe : Ein Versuch zur Vertheidigung derselben gegen die Ansichten des ... Marquis von Beccaria und ... Herrn ... Grohmanns ...

Christian Leberecht Fritzsche

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