In Difesa Della Deportazione
is a historical legal treatise written in Italian by G Emilio Cerruti, originally published in 1846. This work serves as a defense of deportation as a legal practice, offering a detailed refutation of criticisms leveled by Cav. Beltrani-Scalia and Avv. D. Giuriati. The book provides insights into the legal and social perspectives of the time, reflecting on the arguments surrounding civil rights and penal practices in 19th-century Italy.
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