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Yet the precise nature , forms , and expressions of these conflicts have not been constant , and we can learn much about the his - tory and dynamics of particular Latin American states by exploring the ways in which specific images of eth - nic , racial , regional , and national collectivities , communities , and hierarchies have been created and con - tested . How many readers of THIIE TECII know whereabouts in England Somer - setshire lies , or stop to think how much added interest may be given to the study of English His - tory and English literature by a good knowledge of the local geography of our old mother country ? When we consigned her to the tomb , we seemed at the same time to bid a final adieu to those peculiarly feminine virtues conspicuous in her ; uneducated and unpretending as she was , she was distinguished for patience , forbearance , and sweetness . I thought of her as I had heard of her – young and beautiful – and modelled my hopes accordingly . An introduction to the American criminal justice system , including the his - tory and philosophy of law enforcement , the nature of crime in the UnitedStates , an introduction to the substantive criminal law , the nature and theory ofthe criminal justice process from arrest to corrections , and the roles of the majoractors in that process ( police , prosecutors , defense lawyers , judges , and correc-tions personnel ) .