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"The Origin of Finger-Printing" by William J. Herschel explores the groundbreaking history of fingerprint identification and its profound impact on law enforcement. Delving into the early uses of fingerprints, this seminal work examines the shift from anthropometry to the more reliable method of fingerprinting for personal identification. Herschel's detailed account offers a fascinating glimpse into the nascent field of forensic science and its development as a crucial tool in criminology. Discover the historical roots of fingerprint analysis, tracing its evolution into the sophisticated system used worldwide today. This book is an invaluable resource for anyone interested in the history of law, forensic science, and the science of fingerprints. A timeless exploration of a revolutionary concept.
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