"The Death Penalty: Righteous Anger or Murderous Revenge? A Conversation with Thomas Cahill, David Dow, and Robert Elder"

Leslie Patterson

"The Death Penalty: Righteous Anger or Murderous Revenge? A Conversation with Thomas Cahill, David Dow, and Robert Elder"

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An interview regarding the ethical, spiritual, historical, and legal facets behind the death penalty in the state of Texas. This is a continuation of an interview I did with these same three writers for C-SPAN Book TV.

Original language	English
Publisher	Creative Nonfiction
State	Published - Oct 2011

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