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"Ed. grand format. Limited to five hundred numbered sets of which this is no. 133." ; v. 40. Honoré de Balzac: a memoir, comp. and written by Katharine Prescott Wormeley. ; v. 35-39. Philosophical studies: v. 35. Catherine de' Medici.--v. 36. Juana. Adieu. A drama on the seashore. The red inn. The recruit. El verdugo. The elixir of life. The hated son. Maître Cornélius.--v. 37. The magic skin.--v. 38. Louis Lambert. Facino Cane. Gambara. Melmoth absolved.--v. 39. Seraphita. Jesus Christ in Flanders. The exiles. ; v. 31-33. Scenes from country life: v. 31. The country doctor.--v. 32. The village rector.--v. 33. Sons of the soil.--v. 34. The alkahest, or The house of Claës. The hidden masterpiece. ; v. 28-30. Scenes from political life: v. 28. An historical mystery. An episode under the terror.--v. 29. The brotherhood of consolation. Z. Marcas.--v. 30. The deputy of Arcis. ; v. 27. Scenes from military life: The Chouans. A passion in the desert. ; v. 18-26. Scenes from Parisian life: v. 18. Lucien de Rubempré.--v. 19. The last incarnation of Vautrin. Nucingen and co.: bankers. Pierre Grassou.--v. 20. Ferragus, chief of the Dévorants. The duchesse de Langeais.--v. 21. Rise and fall of César Birotteau.--v. 22. Bureaucracy.--v. 23. The lesser bourgeoisie.--v. 24. Gobseck. The secrets of the princesse de Cadignan. Unconscious comedians. Another study of woman. Comedies played gratis.--v. 25-26. The poor relations: v. 25. Cousin Bette. v. 26. Cousin Pons. ; v. 10-17. Scenes from provincial life: v. 10. Eugénie Grandet.--v. 11. The two brothers.--v. 12. The lily of the valley.--v. 13. Ursula.--v. 14. Pierrette. The vicar of Tours.--v. 15. The gallery of antiquities. An old maid. The illustrious Gaudissart.--v. 16. Lost illusions.--v. 17. A great man of the provinces in Paris. ; v. 1-9. Scenes from private life: v. 1. Père Goriot.--v. 2. Fame and sorrow. Colonel Chabert. The atheist's mass.--La Grande Bretèche. The purse. La grenadière.--v. 3. Modeste Mignon.--v. 4. Albert Savarus. Paz. Madame Firmiani.--v. 5. Memoirs of two young married women.--v. 6. The marriage contract. A double life. The peace of a home.--v. 7. A daughter of Eve. A commission in lunacy. The rural ball.--v. 8. A start in life. Vendetta. Study of a woman. The message.--v. 9. Béatrix. ; Mode of access: Internet.

"Ed. grand format. Limited to five hundred numbered sets of which this is no. 133." ; v. 40. Honoré de Balzac: a memoir, comp. and written by Katharine Prescott Wormeley. ; v. 35-39. Philosophical studies: v. 35. Catherine de' Medici.--v. 36. Juana. Adieu. A drama on the seashore. The red inn. The recruit. El verdugo. The elixir of life. The hated son. Maître Cornélius.--v. 37. The magic skin.--v. 38. Louis Lambert. Facino Cane. Gambara. Melmoth absolved.--v. 39. Seraphita. Jesus Christ in Flanders. The exiles. ; v. 31-33. Scenes from country life: v. 31. The country doctor.--v. 32. The village rector.--v. 33. Sons of the soil.--v. 34. The alkahest, or The house of Claës. The hidden masterpiece. ; v. 28-30. Scenes from political life: v. 28. An historical mystery. An episode under the terror.--v. 29. The brotherhood of consolation. Z. Marcas.--v. 30. The deputy of Arcis. ; v. 27. Scenes from military life: The Chouans. A passion in the desert. ; v. 18-26. Scenes from Parisian life: v. 18. Lucien de Rubempré.--v. 19. The last incarnation of Vautrin. Nucingen and co.: bankers. Pierre Grassou.--v. 20. Ferragus, chief of the Dévorants. The duchesse de Langeais.--v. 21. Rise and fall of César Birotteau.--v. 22. Bureaucracy.--v. 23. The lesser bourgeoisie.--v. 24. Gobseck. The secrets of the princesse de Cadignan. Unconscious comedians. Another study of woman. Comedies played gratis.--v. 25-26. The poor relations: v. 25. Cousin Bette. v. 26. Cousin Pons. ; v. 10-17. Scenes from provincial life: v. 10. Eugénie Grandet.--v. 11. The two brothers.--v. 12. The lily of the valley.--v. 13. Ursula.--v. 14. Pierrette. The vicar of Tours.--v. 15. The gallery of antiquities. An old maid. The illustrious Gaudissart.--v. 16. Lost illusions.--v. 17. A great man of the provinces in Paris. ; v. 1-9. Scenes from private life: v. 1. Père Goriot.--v. 2. Fame and sorrow. Colonel Chabert. The atheist's mass.--La Grande Bretèche. The purse. La grenadière.--v. 3. Modeste Mignon.--v. 4. Albert Savarus. Paz. Madame Firmiani.--v. 5. Memoirs of two young married women.--v. 6. The marriage contract. A double life. The peace of a home.--v. 7. A daughter of Eve. A commission in lunacy. The rural ball.--v. 8. A start in life. Vendetta. Study of a woman. The message.--v. 9. Béatrix. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Illustration: Engraved portrait of Hanger hanging from the gallows, v. 1, p. 2. ; Compiled from Hanger's papers and suggestions by Wm. Combe (cf. Brit. mus. Catalogue). ; Mode of access: Internet. ; Binding (Pforz. copy): Early 20th century maroon half-morocco gilt with raised bands and marbled edges. ; Copies in AN: 2 copies on shelf. Copy 2: Ford Collection.

19 p. ; Attributed to Robert Cotton. Cf. BLC. ; Reproduction of original in Thomason Collection, British Library.

Im Straf- und Maßregelvollzug leben zunehmend lebensältere Menschen. Dies bringt für die Gesellschaft, die Institutionen des Vollzugs und deren Personal aber insbesondere für die Inhaftierten selbst spezifische Herausforderungen mit sich. Pflege unter Bedingungen des Zwangs, Entlassperspektiven oder die Begleitung von Sterbeprozessen sind nur einige Beispiele für die Themen, die in diesem Sammelband zusammengefasst werden. Dabei wird nicht nur Raum gegeben für empirische Studien insbesondere aus dem Bereich der Adressat:innenforschung und für wissenschaftliche Erklärungsversuche von Delinquenz im Alter. Auch Praktiker:innen kommen zu Wort, um die vielfältigen Perspektiven auf die Themen von älteren Gefangenen zusammenzuführen und Impulse für effektive und menschenwürdige (Be-)Handlungsansätze zu liefern

Frontmatter -- Contents -- List of Figures -- Preface -- Introduction -- 1. Time Travel -- 2. Time Travel Avoided (or, Justice Denied) -- 3. Time as Money -- 4. Bartering with Time -- 5. Fearing the Power of Tax Time -- Conclusion -- Notes -- Index -- About the Author

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