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Criminality and economic conditions

Note 492 — Chapter III

Henry P. (Henry Pomeroy) Horton translation

Here also the married men play a smaller part than the unmarried and divorced; the poor classes show a larger number of crimes than those that have property (see p. 616); the illiterate, and persons who know how to read and write simply, show also proportionately higher figures than persons with a higher education,492 and alcoholism again takes its place among the causes of this crime.493

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