Kerrigan, Michael

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Stopping crime

the police
Looks at what police do to combat crime.

Ancient peoples in their own words

ancient writing from tomb hieroglyphs to Roman graffiti
2019
"... deciphers inscriptions from the main civilizations of the ancient era: Mesopotamia, Egypt, the Holy Land, Persia, Greece, Phoenicians and Etruscans, and Romans"--Back cover.

Customs and Border Protection

Looks at the function of Customs and Border Protection (CBP).

Protecting against biological and chemical attack

2018
Learn about the effects of a chemical or biological weapon attack and how emergency services are prepared to tackle an event were it to happen.
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Citizen soldiers

the National Guard

Homeland Security

A look at the methods used by the Department of Homeland Security to protect Americans.
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Citizen soldiers

the National Guard
Presents information about the National Guard, discussing its structure and its unique status as a federal and state institution, and the job it does to provide defense and assist in times of natural disaster.
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The history of punishment

Discusses the history of punishment for those who have broken their community's laws, and focuses on law, taboos, corporal punishment, the death penalty, and rehabilitation.

Capital punishment

Traces the history of the death penalty in the United States and throughout the world, examines the practice of capital punishment, discusses opposition to government sanctioned executions, and looks at life on death row.

Exploring the life, myth, and art of the ancient Near East

"This book introduces readers to the epic legends and myths of Mesopotamia's ancient civilizations. One such story tells of the rage of the goddess Ishtar. Spurned by the warrior-king Gilgamesh and seeking to wreak her revenge, Ishtar persuaded her father, Anu, to release the Bull of Heaven. When the Bull snorted, huge chasms opened in the ground, sending hundreds of young men tumbling to their deaths. Gilgamesh slew the Bull and took the beast's horns as a trophy. This is only one of the many fantastic tales vividly retold in this fascinating book"--Provided by publisher.

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