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How to feed and care for your prisoner: A relationship maintenance manual for prisoners and their loved ones
2022

How to feed and care for your prisoner: A relationship maintenance manual for prisoners and their loved ones

 HOW TO FEED AND CARE FOR YOUR PRISONER A Relationship Maintenance Manual For Prisoners And Their Loved Ones How To Feed And Care For Your Prisoner Commiserations and condolences on your loved one's imprisonment. As...
Gottsche, MarcusNew York
The modern plantation
October 20, 2020

The modern plantation

 1 The Modern Plantation In this age of iconoclasty, when monuments to the treasonous leaders of the defeated Confederate states are being pulled down by justifiably fed-up mobs, when heavily militarized police forces are being...
Gottsche, MarcusNew York
Euphemism
February 8, 2020

Euphemism

 Euphemism A publication of the Attica Institute for Advanced Penological Studies Visiting professor Marcus Gottsche, author and lead researcher Euphemism. Noun. From the Greek eu- (good) + pheme (speech). 1. The use of a word...
Gottsche, MarcusNew York
How to feed and care for your prisoner: A manual in two parts
December 5, 2019

How to feed and care for your prisoner: A manual in two parts

 How To Feed And Care For Your Prisoner A Manual in Two Parts comprising An Essay of the Same Name and A Shorter Piece, Its Compliment presented by Marcus Gottsche for the Edification and Diversion...
Gottsche, MarcusNew York
On quiet
July 30, 2018

On quiet

 On Quiet In the public discourse concerning prisons and prisoners, much attention is given to the issue of recreation -- meaning physical. activity. Little or no attention is paid the other side of rec: like...
Gottsche, MarcusNew York
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