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Explore a bizarre and fascinating corner of legal history with Edmund P. Evans's "Criminal Prosecution and Capital Punishment of Animals." This meticulously prepared reprint delves into the strange-but-true phenomenon of animal trials and the criminal prosecution of non-human creatures in Europe. Examining a wide range of historical cases, the book explores the legal and social attitudes that led to animals being subjected to formal accusation, trial, and even capital punishment. A thought-provoking look at the intersection of law, nature, and historical belief, this book offers a unique perspective on European history. Readers interested in legal history, animal studies, or the unusual aspects of the past will find this an intriguing and captivating read.
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