The Making of America, Volume 10Robert Marion La Follette De Bower, Chapline & Company, 1907 - Inventors |
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Page 131
... born population there were 1,768 prisoners ; while for each million of the native born there were only 898 prisoners , thus showing a tendency to criminality of the foreign born twice as great as that of the white native born . This ...
... born population there were 1,768 prisoners ; while for each million of the native born there were only 898 prisoners , thus showing a tendency to criminality of the foreign born twice as great as that of the white native born . This ...
Page 132
... born population , and only 159 such offenders for every million of the foreign born population ; but if we remember that the number of foreign born children is small , and then proceed to compare the num- ber of boys who are offenders ...
... born population , and only 159 such offenders for every million of the foreign born population ; but if we remember that the number of foreign born children is small , and then proceed to compare the num- ber of boys who are offenders ...
Page 137
... born themselves show double the relative amount of pauperism of the native element , and the colored paupers are two and one half times the native stock . The census of 1890 also furnishes data for computations which would show the ...
... born themselves show double the relative amount of pauperism of the native element , and the colored paupers are two and one half times the native stock . The census of 1890 also furnishes data for computations which would show the ...
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CharityTheory and Practice | 1 |
The Expansion of Organized Charity | 18 |
Science in Philanthropy | 40 |
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