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Criminality and economic conditions

Note 554 — Chapter IV

Henry P. (Henry Pomeroy) Horton translation

We have now reached the end of our remarks upon the etiology of these crimes, and have shown that the principal causes are, first, the present structure of society, which brings about innumerable conflicts; second, the lack of civilization and education among the poorer classes; and third, alcoholism, which is in turn a consequence of the social environment.554

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