History of the Suppression of Infanticide in Western India Under the Government of Bombay Including Notices of the Provinces and Tribes in Which the Practice has Prevailed

This book sheds light on the emergence of murder as a distinct crime after humanity’s departure from a state of purity and virtue. It specifically focuses on the practice of infanticide, which has been witnessed and accepted to different extents among diverse tribes and nations worldwide. The author explores the origins of these practices, revealing their connection to distorted religious ideologies and flawed social structures. By delving into this subject matter, the book offers valuable insights into the complex relationship between human behavior, cultural beliefs, and societal norms.