"Criminal Types" by V. M. Masten offers a compelling exploration into the minds and motivations of criminals in the United States. This historical study delves into criminal behavior and deviance, providing insights into the landscape of crime and criminology. Masten's work examines the subject of criminals within the context of American society, providing a detailed look at the social forces that shape criminal activity.

A valuable resource for those interested in true crime and the foundations of criminal law, this book remains relevant for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the causes and consequences of crime. Discover the patterns and profiles of individuals who challenge the established norms of society in this carefully prepared print republication.

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