The Principles of Punishment : As Applied in the Administration of the Criminal Law, By Judges And Magistrates
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Crime by fraud is becoming daily more abundant, because it is found to be safer as well as more profitable than crime by theft or violence.
Education has wrought this change. It is one of the evils which appears to be attendant upon all human progress. It is, of course, a popular fallacy that education, per se, is a cure for crime. Education does not in any manner cha,nge the moral faculties. The Effect of edu- " three R's" alone but give to the evil disposition a crime. greater desire for self...-indulgence and more skill for the gratification of it by dishonest means. Geography and grammar do not change the man. Knowledge of the sciences is only a weapon of mischief in hands that are not instructed by religion how to use it.
To teach all except religion is practically to teach the child that religion is the one thing not necessary for him to learn. Education changes the direction of crime not its amount. It substitutes caution, cunning and a preference for stratagem as being more sure and far more safe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Crime by fraud is becoming daily more abundant, because it is found to be safer as well as more profitable than crime by theft or violence.
Education has wrought this change. It is one of the evils which appears to be attendant upon all human progress. It is, of course, a popular fallacy that education, per se, is a cure for crime. Education does not in any manner cha,nge the moral faculties. The Effect of edu- " three R's" alone but give to the evil disposition a crime. greater desire for self...-indulgence and more skill for the gratification of it by dishonest means. Geography and grammar do not change the man. Knowledge of the sciences is only a weapon of mischief in hands that are not instructed by religion how to use it.
To teach all except religion is practically to teach the child that religion is the one thing not necessary for him to learn. Education changes the direction of crime not its amount. It substitutes caution, cunning and a preference for stratagem as being more sure and far more safe.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cox, Edward W. (Edward William), 1809-1879 to read onlineMoreLess
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