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Cover of Executioners: Men and Women Who Kill for the People

Executioners: Men and Women Who Kill for the People

โœ Scribed by Clarke, Phil; Hardy, Liz; Williams, Anne


Book ID
107503190
Publisher
Omnipress
Year
2011
Tongue
English
Weight
511 KB
Series
Canary True Crime
Category
Fiction
ISBN-13
9781907795251

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โœฆ Synopsis


Some people kill for the sheer thrill of it, others for revenge or for financial gain. Executioners kill because the state employs them to do it โ€“ but who chooses to be an executioner ... and why? This book investigates the history of capital punishment across the world, and the fascinating lives and careers of the people who are employed to deliver the ultimate penalty.

  1. Early Forms of Execution

  2. The Spanish Inquisition

  3. The Witch Hunters

  4. Impalement

  5. Newgate Prison, London

  6. Tyburn Gallows, London

  7. The Guillotine

  8. Hanged, Drawn and Quartered

  9. The Electric Chair

  10. The Gas Chamber

  11. Lethal Injection


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