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... causes of crime ; 2d , The punishment of the criminal . It will sur- prise no one to learn that on investigation it ap- pears that in the great majority of cases of homi- cide , intemperance is the cause . In this city , so ...
... causes of crime ; 2d , The punishment of the criminal . It will sur- prise no one to learn that on investigation it ap- pears that in the great majority of cases of homi- cide , intemperance is the cause . In this city , so ...
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... cause of death where a capable medical attendant is in doubt . He refuses a post - mortem examination , probably considering it a reflection upon his intuitive knowledge of the cause of death , and instructs the jury , com- posed of ...
... cause of death where a capable medical attendant is in doubt . He refuses a post - mortem examination , probably considering it a reflection upon his intuitive knowledge of the cause of death , and instructs the jury , com- posed of ...
Side 238
... cause for the attempted self - destruction , for in all periods of history , criminals have been guilty of this crime . But in this instance the crime is more frequently attempted by quite another class of prisoners : they are those per ...
... cause for the attempted self - destruction , for in all periods of history , criminals have been guilty of this crime . But in this instance the crime is more frequently attempted by quite another class of prisoners : they are those per ...
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