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Soft Cover. Condition: As New. First Edition. This issue of Topic Magazine is about prisons and prisoners from around the US and world; softcovers; with b&w and color photography; 96pp; Paperback size: 10x 7-1/4in. (25x18cm), binding is glue bound, offset-printed; Some of the articles: Lucinda Devlin "Where Death Becomes Us" with photographs of gas chambers, electric chairs and pallets for lethal injection; Jean Trounstine "Family Drama, Framingham Women's Prison presents "The Scarlet Letter"; Rahimullah samander "Faces from Guantanamo.Back home in Afghanistan, former detainees in the US War on Terro look back at their stay in Cuba"; Alix Lambert " Killing Time.an extended look at "The mark of Cain", an exploration of Russian prisoners and their tattoos"; and more; in EXCELLENT COND.
