The Black Hand by Chris Blatchford 2008 Hardcover without cover

$ 7.91

Language: English height: 1.2 in Personalize: No Item Width: 6 in ISBN: 9780061257292 Intended Audience: Adults width: 6 in Original Language: English Type: Book Narrative Type: Nonfiction Unit Quantity: 1 Personalization Instructions: No Book Title: Black Hand : the Bloody Rise and Redemption of Boxer Enriquez, a Mexican Mob Killer Signed: No Publication Year: 2008 Era: 2000s Edition: First Edition Genre: True Crime, Social Science, Biography & Autobiography, History Unit Type: Unit Publisher: HarperCollins Illustrator: Yes Topic: Ethnic Studies / Hispanic American Studies, United States / State & Local / General, Organized Crime, Criminals & Outlaws, United States / General, Criminology Number of Pages: 352 Pages Item Weight: 19.6 Oz Item Height: 1.2 in Personalized: No Author: Chris Blatchford Item Length: 9 in Format: Hardcover Country of Origin: United States

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The Black Hand by Chris Blatchford 2008 Hardcover without cover. "The Black Hand" by Chris Blatchford is a 2008 first edition hardcover book that delves into the story of Mexican mob killer Boxer Enriquez. This nonfiction narrative falls under genres such as biography, true crime, and social science, making it a captivating read for adults interested in crime and organized crime. The book, published by HarperCollins, offers 352 pages of insightful analysis and storytelling, providing a unique insight into the world of ethnic studies and Hispanic American studies. With the added element of illustrations, this book promises a compelling exploration of the complexities of the criminal underworld. Condition: The book is missing the dust jacket. "The Black Hand" by Chris Blatchford is a 2008 first edition hardcover book that delves into the story of Mexican mob killer Boxer Enriquez. This nonfiction narrative falls under genres such as biography, true crime, and social science, making it a captivating read for adults interested in crime and organized crime. The book, published by HarperCollins, offers 352 pages of insightful analysis and storytelling, providing a unique insight into the world of ethnic studies and Hispanic American studies. With the added element of illustrations, this book promises a compelling exploration of the complexities of the criminal underworld. Condition: The book is missing the dust jacket.