The Leo Frank Case

The book is in good condition, with a sturdy hardcover binding. There are no visible inscriptions, signatures, or library markings. The dust jacket condition is unknown as it is not shown in the photos. The pages are clean and intact, suitable for both collectors and readers interested in historical legal studies.

"The Leo Frank Case" by Leonard Dinnerstein is a significant historical and legal examination of one of the most controversial trials in early 20th-century America. Published by The University of Georgia Press in 1987, this edition brings renewed attention to the complexities and implications of the trial of Leo Frank, a Jewish factory superintendent accused of murder in Atlanta. Originally published in 1968 by Columbia University Press, this reprint is part of the Brown Thrasher Books series, providing a scholarly yet accessible narrative of the events and their lasting impact on American legal history. Leonard Dinnerstein, a respected historian, offers a detailed account that is crucial for understanding the socio-legal climate of the era. This hardcover edition, printed in Athens, Georgia, is a vital resource for historians, legal scholars, and those interested in the intersections of race, justice, and media. The book is in good condition with no inscriptions or library markings, making it a valuable addition to any collection.