Crime And Criminals
Crime And Criminals
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Favill remarked at the trial, he could not rationally con- nect means with ends in his own plans. He could not perceive the inadequacy of his own abilities for his dominant purpose, which were totally out of all propor- tion and fitness for the end in view. Although nothing but a hired newsvender and a fanatic on the single-tax question, he demanded to be made corporation counsel to the City of Chicago, to insure certain ** reforms" particularly the elevating of the railway tracks within ...the city. To deny his demands' was, in his view, to be an enemy to the people and to God, and therefore it could be no crime to destroy the main obstacles. Like young Caserio who assassinated Carnot, President of France, he avoided female society and had neither a chum nor an accomplice of any kind. Both had much religious fervor and were absorbed in political studies which they were unfitted to grasp, and both came from well-marked neurotic stocks on their fathers' sides. Guiteau, the slayer of Garfield, had much the same erratic disposition.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
H. B.
Favill remarked at the trial, he could not rationally con- nect means with ends in his own plans. He could not perceive the inadequacy of his own abilities for his dominant purpose, which were totally out of all propor- tion and fitness for the end in view. Although nothing but a hired newsvender and a fanatic on the single-tax question, he demanded to be made corporation counsel to the City of Chicago, to insure certain ** reforms" particularly the elevating of the railway tracks within ...the city. To deny his demands' was, in his view, to be an enemy to the people and to God, and therefore it could be no crime to destroy the main obstacles. Like young Caserio who assassinated Carnot, President of France, he avoided female society and had neither a chum nor an accomplice of any kind. Both had much religious fervor and were absorbed in political studies which they were unfitted to grasp, and both came from well-marked neurotic stocks on their fathers' sides. Guiteau, the slayer of Garfield, had much the same erratic disposition.
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