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Excerpt from Working Lads' ClubsFor the uninitiated, lads' clubs may be at once described as institutions whose chief end is to provide youths of the poorer classes with an opportunity of becoming happier, healthier, and better citizens than they are likely to become if they spend their leisure in loafing about the streets. The means employed are diverse: some clubs are devoted almost exclusively to amusement and physical development by means ...

Excerpt from The Making of the CriminalWe wish to thank all who have helped us in the preparation of this book for the press, particularly Mr. Ernest T. Campagnac, who suggested our collaboration, has encouraged us throughout with interest and advice, and who, finally, revised and corrected the MS., Mr. James G. Legge, late Chief Inspector of Reformatory and Industrial Schools, who contributed much valuable information, especially in connectio...

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Excerpt from The Problem of Juvenile Crime IT would be difficult, I think, to fix upon a more suitable place in which to discuss the problem of juvenile crime, its causes, and its remedies, than is the building in which we find ourselves this evening a building dedicated as a memorial of one who for so many years was so deeply interested in all such questions. It is therefore with especial pleasure that I am able to respond to your invitation...

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Excerpt from The Making of the Criminal We wish to thank all who have helped us in the preparation of this book for the press, particularly Mr. Ernest T. Campagnac, who suggested our collaboration, has encouraged us throughout with interest and advice, and who, finally, revised and corrected the MS., Mr. James G. Legge, late Chief Inspector of Reformatory and Industrial Schools, who contributed much valuable information, especially in connect...

Excerpt from Working Lads' ClubsFor the uninitiated, lads' clubs may be at once described as institutions whose chief end is to provide youths of the poorer classes with an opportunity of becoming happier, healthier, and better citizens than they are likely to become if they spend their leisure in loafing about the streets. The means employed are diverse: some clubs are devoted almost exclusively to amusement and physical development by means ...

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This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it. This work was reproduced from the original artifact, and remains as true to the original work as possible. Therefore, you will see the original copyright references, library stamps (as most of these works have been housed in our most important libraries around the world), and other notations in the work.This w...