Crime And Its Causes
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When these statistics areplaced side by side with our own what do we find? According to thereturns for the two countries in the year 1888, it comes out that inEngland one person was proceeded against criminally to every forty-twoof the population, while in India only one person was proceededagainst to every 195. In other words, official statistics show thatthe people of England are between four and five times more addicted tocrime than the people of India. On the supposition that poverty is the...parent of crime, the population of India should be one of the mostlawless in the world, for it is undoubtedly one of the very poorest. The reverse, however, is the case, and India is justly celebrated forthe singularly law-abiding character of its inhabitants. In reply tothis it may be said that India differs so widely from England in race, manners, religion and social organisation, that all these divergenciesmust be taken into account when comparing the position of the twocountries with respect to crime.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When these statistics areplaced side by side with our own what do we find? According to thereturns for the two countries in the year 1888, it comes out that inEngland one person was proceeded against criminally to every forty-twoof the population, while in India only one person was proceededagainst to every 195. In other words, official statistics show thatthe people of England are between four and five times more addicted tocrime than the people of India. On the supposition that poverty is the...parent of crime, the population of India should be one of the mostlawless in the world, for it is undoubtedly one of the very poorest. The reverse, however, is the case, and India is justly celebrated forthe singularly law-abiding character of its inhabitants. In reply tothis it may be said that India differs so widely from England in race, manners, religion and social organisation, that all these divergenciesmust be taken into account when comparing the position of the twocountries with respect to crime.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Morrison, William Douglas, 1853-1943 to read onlineMoreLess
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