By Lela Bond Phillips

"The Lena Baker Story" by Lela Bond Phillips is a compelling account of the life of Lena Baker, a Black woman wrongfully convicted of murder in Georgia in the 1940s. This book delves into the injustices Lena faced as she navigated a racially charged legal system and tells the story of her fight for justice in the face of insurmountable odds. Through meticulous research and poignant storytelling, Lela Bond Phillips sheds light on a forgotten chapter of American history and brings Lena Baker's courageous struggle for truth and dignity to the forefront."

Wings Publishers, 2001, 103 pages

MICHAEL L. RADELET

"The History of the Death Penalty in Colorado" delves into the complex and controversial practice of capital punishment within the state. Revealing the evolution of laws, cases, and sentiments surrounding the death penalty, this book provides a comprehensive examination of its impact on Colorado's justice system and society. From landmark legal battles to public opinion shifts, this thorough exploration offers valuable insights into a contentious aspect of Colorado's history."

UNIVERSITY PRESS OF COLORADO. Boulder. 2017. 300p.

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DANIEL GEROULD

Guillotine: It's Legend and Lore delves into the history, cultural impact, and myths surrounding the infamous device that became the symbol of the French Revolution. This comprehensive book examines the origins of the guillotine, its evolution, and the significant historical events it was associated with. Through meticulous research and captivating storytelling, the author explores the diverse perspectives on the guillotine, shedding light on its enduring legacy in both history and popular culture. Whether you are a history enthusiast or simply curious about this macabre yet fascinating subject, Guillotine: It's Legend and Lore is a compelling read that offers a fresh look at one of history's most notorious inventions.

BLAST BOOKS • NEW YORK. 1992. 332p.