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A study of women delinquents in New York state / by Mabel Ruth Fernald ... Mary Holmes Stevens Hayes ... [and] Alma Dawley ... ;,New
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1920 ...was rated as being very good, and the economic status was classed as good. 2. The other woman who came from a very good home is Hannah M who at 58 years, 4 months was committed to the Penitentiary for arson. She was born in Germany and lived there until she was nineteen years old, when she came to this country with her husband. We were able to interview the woman's older brother who seemed sincere and anxious to give any information which might be of benefit. He says that the family in Germany were comfortably welltodo, very good people and well educated. The father was an interior decorator, not wealthy, but determined to give his children the best possible education. Hannah was educated for a teacher and was in school until she was nineteen, when she was married to a physician. So far as we know, this home offered very good advantages. We have estimated the economic status as good only, since there seemed to be no great surplus of money, but have considered the other factors as very good. In neither of these two cases were the home conditions in any sense involved in the difficulty with the law which came much later in life. As a whole, the home conditions of the bulk of our cases are represented by such homes as those of Alice,B and Sarah S, i.e., (1) cases where the home has been poor, and where only a child of unusual initiative would reach out beyond what the home had offered her, and (2) cases where the home was sufficiently good so that there seemed a fair chance for the child to develop into a good instead of an antisocial person. IIKEE LZiZ tzu 8151 sin yuoiiipuoj,'iiin_ MOlO '0 (g) Relationship Between Estimate of Home Conditions and Age at First Conviction In various later chapters we have considered the relationship of given social fact...
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