Note 478 — Chapter III
Henry P. (Henry Pomeroy) Horton translation
Although this table by itself has little value, since the comparative figures for the population in general are lacking, it suffices to show, by comparison with the preceding tables, that the crime with which we are concerned is committed by working-people especially. The criminals in a large number of the cases are rural, as the last table proves to a certain extent, and as further appears from the following.478