A book of Remarkable Criminals
A book of Remarkable Criminals
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Of anti-social proclivities he no doubt possessed his share at the beginning, and these were aggravated, as in most cases they were in his day, by prison life and discipline. Judged as scientifically as is possible where the human being is concerned, Peace stands out phy- sically and intellectually well above the average of his ^'The English Convict, '* a statistical study, by Charles Goring, M. D. His Majesty's Stationery Office, 1913. * Murderers at least those executed for their crimes have ...not, for obvious crimes, been made the subject of close scientific observation. Their mental capacity would in all probability be found to be rather higher than that of less ambitious criminals. H 97 Remarkable Criminals class, perhaps the most naturally gifted of all those who, without advantages of rank or education, have tried their hands at crime. Ordinary crime for the most part would appear to be little better than the last resort of the intellectually defective, and a poor game at last. The only interesting criminals are those worthy of something better.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of anti-social proclivities he no doubt possessed his share at the beginning, and these were aggravated, as in most cases they were in his day, by prison life and discipline. Judged as scientifically as is possible where the human being is concerned, Peace stands out phy- sically and intellectually well above the average of his ^'The English Convict, '* a statistical study, by Charles Goring, M. D. His Majesty's Stationery Office, 1913. * Murderers at least those executed for their crimes have ...not, for obvious crimes, been made the subject of close scientific observation. Their mental capacity would in all probability be found to be rather higher than that of less ambitious criminals. H 97 Remarkable Criminals class, perhaps the most naturally gifted of all those who, without advantages of rank or education, have tried their hands at crime. Ordinary crime for the most part would appear to be little better than the last resort of the intellectually defective, and a poor game at last. The only interesting criminals are those worthy of something better.
What to read after A book of Remarkable Criminals?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H B Henry Brodribb Irving to read onlineMoreLess
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