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Case studies in the psychopathology of crime.

Van Pelt Library HV6080 .K27 v. 2 v.2
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Kislak Center for Special Collections - Rare Book Collection HV6080 .K27 v. 1-4
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Karpman, Benjamin, 1886-1962.
Contributor:
Sellin, Thorsten, 1896-1994, former owner.
Karpman, Benjamin, 1886-1962, inscriber.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Saint Elizabeths Hospital (Washington, D.C.).
Criminals.
Crime.
Dangerously mentally ill.
Psychology, Pathological.
Genre:
Biographies.
Physical Description:
4 volumes : illustrations, maps. ; 28 cm
Place of Publication:
[Washington], [publisher not identified], [1933-48]
Notes:
Vols. 2-4 pub. by Medical Science Press, Washington, have sub-title: A reference source for research in criminal material.
"The case material presented herewith comes from the Department for Criminal Insane (Howard Hall) at St. Elizabeths Hospital."
"The sale of this book is restricted to members of the medical, legal, scientific and other professions having a direct and definite interest in medical and social problems. - The Publishers" -- inside front cover, volume 1.
Local Notes:
"This is copy No. 44 and has been sold to Dr. Thorsten Sellin, Dept. of Soc., U. of Pennsylvania, who has pledged himself that in giving or disposing of the book he will abide by the above restrictions." -- inside front cover, volume 1.
Kislak Center HV6080 .K27 presented to the Penn Libraries by Thorsten Sellin with his bookplate and in volume 3 his autograph dated 1949. Volume 1 inscribed to Thorsten Sellin by Benjamin Karpman on 15 February 1933. Volume 1 has errata slip tipped in before table of contents. Volume 3 has a review of volumes 3 and 4, by Thorsten Sellin, taped to front endpaper.
OCLC:
375416

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