Beyond the Horizon, a Novel
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"Poverty, drink, and environment make many of your criminals, but your method of handling them makes many more. Your jails, prisons, and courts propagate, rather than re- tard crime. As a rule under your system you do not discriminate between the confirmed crim- inal and the novice in crime. When a man has once served a term in prison, he is ever after looked upon with suspicion, and becomes an object of surveillance by the police. He is liable at any time to be arrested and detained in jail up...on suspicion of being implicated in some crime that may have been committed; and, even though nothing against him can be proven, he may be ordered and compelled to leave the city in which he desires to make his home.
"Not being wanted in the community, and without friends among the people with whom he would like to associate, he is driven to seek companionship with those who, like himself, are ostracized from general society.
"Under your so-called vagabond laws a man found without money in his pocket is thrown into jail instead of being given employment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Poverty, drink, and environment make many of your criminals, but your method of handling them makes many more. Your jails, prisons, and courts propagate, rather than re- tard crime. As a rule under your system you do not discriminate between the confirmed crim- inal and the novice in crime. When a man has once served a term in prison, he is ever after looked upon with suspicion, and becomes an object of surveillance by the police. He is liable at any time to be arrested and detained in jail up...on suspicion of being implicated in some crime that may have been committed; and, even though nothing against him can be proven, he may be ordered and compelled to leave the city in which he desires to make his home.
"Not being wanted in the community, and without friends among the people with whom he would like to associate, he is driven to seek companionship with those who, like himself, are ostracized from general society.
"Under your so-called vagabond laws a man found without money in his pocket is thrown into jail instead of being given employment.
What to read after Beyond the Horizon, a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Morrill, Fred B. (Fred Brown), B. 1858 to read onlineMoreLess
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