Sacrificed For Honor Italian Infant Abandonment And The Politics Reproductive Control
History Non-Fiction Textbook Biographies Sociology Anthropology
Sacrificed For Honor: Italian Infant Abandonment and the Politics of Reproductive Control is a rare and fascinating vintage hardcover book written by David I. Kertzer, a renowned author in the field of history and biographies. Published in 1993 by Beacon Press, this 1st edition book is a valuable find for collectors and researchers alike. With its dust jacket intact, this book is in good condition, boasting a clean and tidy interior with a tight binding, making it a prized addition to any library.
This 252-page non-fiction book delves into the intriguing topic of Italian infant abandonment and reproductive control, offering a unique perspective on biology, pregnancy, and family dynamics in Italy. As a textbook, it is an excellent resource for young adults and adults interested in history, sociology, and anthropology. The inscription adds a personal touch to the book, making it a one-of-a-kind find.
As a vintage book, Sacrificed For Honor is a rare gem that will appeal to book collectors and enthusiasts of Italian history and culture. The fact that it is a 1st edition hardcover with a dust jacket only adds to its value and authenticity. With its good condition and minimal wear, this book is a steal for anyone looking to own a piece of history.
Whether you're a researcher, collector, or simply someone interested in the topic, Sacrificed For Honor is a must-have book that will provide hours of engaging reading and valuable insights. Its rarity, condition, and inscription make it a special find that will be cherished for years to come.
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