Publisher's Synopsis
"Penal Methods of the Middle Ages" by George Ives offers a chilling and meticulously researched exploration of punishment and torture during a fascinating period in history. Delve into the dark realities of the medieval penal system and its methods of maintaining order. This historical text examines legal history and criminological practices in Europe during the Middle Ages, providing a comprehensive overview of societal attitudes toward crime and its consequences. From brutal public displays to the intricacies of medieval law, Ives uncovers the evolution of punishment. Discover the social and historical context that shaped these practices, offering insights into the medieval world's understanding of justice and retribution. Perfect for anyone interested in medieval history, criminology, or the history of law.
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