 | American Prison Association. Congress - Corrections - 1913 - 492 pages
...the self-respect of his wife and children, we not only make them charges upon the public, but are in danger of turning the man himself into an anarchist, a hater of God and of human society. Notwithstanding these facts, short-term convicts in 12 States are still subject... | |
 | Law - 1915 - 1248 pages
...destroying the self-respect of his wife and children, we not only make them a charge upon the public, but are in great danger of turning the man himself into an anarchist, a hater of God and of human society. Notwithstanding these facts, short-term convicts in 12 states are still subject... | |
 | Illinois - 1915 - 700 pages
...destroying the self-respect of his wife and children, we not only make them charges upon the public, but are in great danger of turning the man himself into an anarchist, a hater of God and of human society.' "This would seem to be a sufficiently grave charge against a law which takes... | |
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... but we are in great danger of turning the man himself into an anarchist, a hater of authority and humanity at large. 