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Reforming Women, Protecting Men: The Prosecution of Infanticide in Venezuela's Early Republic, 1820–60
Court records for infanticide present several mysteries. In three centuries of colonial rule, Venezuela’s Mérida province had just one court case for infanticide. During the first three decades of Venezuela’s independence, the province had over thirty cases, while the country’s other provinces had n
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