Essayistic writings, Undated

Scope and content:

This series has been divided into two sections. The first section contains early published writings of Albert Lestoque, written in German and primarily on the subjects of prison conditions and penal reform, as well as clippings, case files and other research materials used by him to research these topics. The second section of this series contains texts of both lectures and essayistic publications, primarily written by Lestoque in English after immigrating to the United States.

Arrangement:

The first section arranged chronologically and the remainder alphabetically.

Physical facet:
76 file folders

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