Thousands of Americans are convicted of crimes they never committed. Many of them end up on death row where inmates have been executed despite their innocence. This book tells the dramatic stories of death row inmates and describes the murder cases that led to their wrongful convictions. The book is based on interviews with 10 Americans who have all been affected by wrongful convictions and the death penalty.

This Volume VII of twenty-one in a collection on Class, Race and Social Structure. First published in 1953, this text looks at personality development in English Society between the more deprived and the privileged members of society. It explores the psychological phenomenon of ‘Basic Personality Type’, character structure, or modal personality.

This story begins in the County of Cork in Ireland in the 1850s, at the time of potato famine. Life was hard and austere, with many of Ireland's young seeking to emigrate abroad, to escape starvation and to find work in the 'Promised' lands of America and Australia, though many also sought work in England, in Liverpool and London. This book describes the life and times of Michael O'Brien and his family, his wife Mary and his two children, Sam and Beth. It tells of Michael's need to leave his home and travel to London with his family in the hope of finding work in London. The only job he finds is as a 'Hole-Man', working in the open 'Cesspits', in diabolical conditions. The book goes on to follow the lives of Mary and then onto the daughter, Beth and, finally, to the son, Sam.

A literary analysis of 13 English Cameroonian plays.

THE DERIVED From life, we derive gratification and a reason to live and survive for someone. Our chances heighten, we celebrate life, smile all the way, looking forward to another bright day. Surely, life is virtuous when it co exists with fortunes. The goodness therein is what we look up to- in the continent of Africa. THE DEPRIVED There is deprivation across the continent: from gender disparity to early marriage, domestic savagery, religious discrimination, political instability, child abuse, incest, ailment perception, and maladministration. Every main character in a different story shares her encounter of deprivation in a dissimilar region of Africa using her language and setting.