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Torture has a history, and that history is also the history of the law that came to forbid it. This book traces the transformation of legally sanctioned pain—from the inquisitorial chambers of medieval Europe to the colonial police stations where confession was extracted by force. It does not linger on spectacle. Instead it asks: what did torture accomplish for the states that used it, and what made those same states eventually turn against it.
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Liczba stron: 206
Rok wydania: 2026
