The fact that these crimes were turned into "crime cartoon/smut" I think encourages readers to think about the kinds of society where these sort of crimes would make it to papers. What does the production of these cartoons tell historians about the people who produced them, consumed them, and committed those crimes.
The fact that these crimes were turned into "crime cartoon/smut" I think encourages readers to think about the kinds of society where these sort of crimes would make it to papers. What does the production of these cartoons tell historians about the people who produced them, consumed them, and committed those crimes.
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