Criminology
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The enforced emi- gration of vagabonds from Great Britain to her colonies has not been without its influence in the purification of her popu- lation, among which today the percentage of crime, at least in its most serious forms, is very much lower than in the coun- tries of Central and Southern Europe. As we already have had occasion to notice, the number of murders and homicides in the United Kingdom has been undergoing, especially in the second half of the 1800s, such a steady decrease, that ...one would be justified in predicting the total disappearance of these crimes from British soil at an early day. Nevertheless, the British government still retains the death penalty, and wisely so. If the hangings under Henry VIII and Elizabeth went far in accomplishing a selection, the transportations of the 1700s and the first half of the 1800s humanely continued the work. The problem consists in this: to distinguish the typical criminals, men insusceptible of any new adaptation, from such offenders as present the possibility of a new adapta- tion.
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The enforced emi- gration of vagabonds from Great Britain to her colonies has not been without its influence in the purification of her popu- lation, among which today the percentage of crime, at least in its most serious forms, is very much lower than in the coun- tries of Central and Southern Europe. As we already have had occasion to notice, the number of murders and homicides in the United Kingdom has been undergoing, especially in the second half of the 1800s, such a steady decrease, that ...one would be justified in predicting the total disappearance of these crimes from British soil at an early day. Nevertheless, the British government still retains the death penalty, and wisely so. If the hangings under Henry VIII and Elizabeth went far in accomplishing a selection, the transportations of the 1700s and the first half of the 1800s humanely continued the work. The problem consists in this: to distinguish the typical criminals, men insusceptible of any new adaptation, from such offenders as present the possibility of a new adapta- tion.
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