The Irish Quarterly Review, Volume 4, Part 2W. B. Kelly, 1854 - Ireland |
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we tion as an ordinary instrument of discipline would not be entertained , much less will the practice be tolerated in the prisons of Great Britain . ” — Heaven forbid , it ever shall be otherwise . It is now generally admitted that the ...
we tion as an ordinary instrument of discipline would not be entertained , much less will the practice be tolerated in the prisons of Great Britain . ” — Heaven forbid , it ever shall be otherwise . It is now generally admitted that the ...
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Number Number Ratio of of crimin- Propor- Propor- als who of crimincrime to als who tion to tion to all can read popula- cannot populacrime . read or and tion . tion . write imwrite . perfectly . Proportion to population .
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Number Number Ratio of of crimin- Propor- Propor . als who ! of crimincrime to als who ' tion to tion to all can read popula cannot populacrime . tion . read or and tion . write imwrite . perfectly . 1 Proportion to Proportion to all ...
Number Number Ratio of of crimin- Propor- Propor . als who ! of crimincrime to als who ' tion to tion to all can read popula cannot populacrime . tion . read or and tion . write imwrite . perfectly . 1 Proportion to Proportion to all ...
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