A Plea for the Criminal: Being a reply to Dr. Chapple's work: 'The Fertility of the Unfit', and an Attempt to explain the leading principles of Criminological and Reformatory ScienceKayll, James Leslie Allan
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A Plea for the Criminal: Being a reply to Dr. Chapple's work: 'The Fertility of the Unfit', and an Attempt to explain the leading principles of Criminological and Reformatory Science
Kayll, James Leslie Allan
Chapple, William Allan, 1864-1936. The fertility of the unfit; Crime; Criminals; Reformatories
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DEDICATED
TO MANY KIND FRIENDS.
A PLEA
FOR THE CRIMINAL.
BEING A REPLY TO DR. CHAPPLE'S WORK:
"THE FERTILITY OF THE UNFIT,"
AND
AN ATTEMPT TO EXPLAIN THE LEADING
PRINCIPLES OF CRIMINOLOGICAL &
REFORMATORY SCIENCE.
By
THE REV. J. L. A. KAYLL,
CORRESPONDING MEMBER OF THE HOWARD
ASSOCIATION.
INVERCARGILL!
W. Smith, Commercial Printer, Temple Chambers, Esk Street.
MCMV.
AUTHORITIES CONSULTED IN THE PREPARATION OF THIS VOLUME.
Brockway, Z. R. Elmira.
Corre, Dr A. Paris.
Drill, Dimitri. Moscow.
Du Cane, Sir E. England.
Dugdale, R. L. America.
Ellis, Havelock England.
Ferri, Prof. E. Rome.
Garofalo, (Baron) Prof. Naples.
Kidd, Benjamin England.
Von. Krafft-Ebing, Prof. Vienna.
Lacassagne, Prof. Lyons.
MacDonald, Dr. A. Washington, U.S.A.
Mercier, Chas. M. B. England.
Morrison, Rev. W. D. England.
Manouvrier, Dr. Paris.
Moleschott, Prof. Rome.
Orano, Giuseppe Rome.
Ribot, Th. France.
Rylands, L. Gordon England.
Salomon, Otto Naeaes. (Sweden.)
Scott, Jos. Elmira.
Spitska, Dr. E. C. New York.
Tallack, Wm. England.
CONTENTS.
PAGE.
CHAPTER I.
Introductory 9
CHAPTER II.
The Criminal 14
CHAPTER III.
The Causes of Crime 28
CHAPTER IV.
The Methods and Philosophy of Punishment 61
CHAPTER V.
Elimination--Dr. Chapple's Proposal 87
CHAPTER VI.
The Obligations of Society Towards the Weak 120
CHAPTER VII.
The New Penology 133
CHAPTER VIII.
The Prevention of Crime 138
CHAPTER IX.
Some American Experiments--Elmira 155
CHAPTER X.
Conclusion 188
Chapter I.
INTRODUCTION.
This little book presents an appeal to society to consider its criminals
with greater charity and with more intelligent compassion. No other plea
is advanced than that the public mind should rid itself of all prejudices
and misunderstandings, and should make an honest endeavour to understand
what the criminal is, why he is a criminal and what, notwithstanding, are
his chances in social life.
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