Female Capital Punishment

Focusing on the historical context of capital punishment, this book provides a comprehensive analysis of the execution of girls and women in a specific U.S. jurisdiction over nearly four centuries. It systematically explores the societal, legal, and cultural factors that contributed to these cases, shedding light on the unique experiences of female victims within the justice system. Through meticulous research, it aims to uncover the narratives and implications of gender in the application of the death penalty.