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Almost from the moment books appeared in history, there have been movements to ban, or even prosecute, books. Mike Bevel will look at the history of censorship and explore the typical characteristics of banned literature.
Books on Trial: The History of Banned Books
136 Books on Trial: The History of Banned Books
$18.00
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