Pauperism and Crime

appear ascer become believe benevolence called causes character Christian circumstances civil clothing comfort condemned considered constitution corrupt degraded destroy distress drunkenness duce duction duty economy effect England equal equipoise evident evil exist extended faith farmer favour fect feelings fellow formed free agency fruits gious give happiness harmony hence houses idle impure increase individual influence inhabitants judge labour laws less lessening limited live Lord Byron luxury Lycurgus machinery manual labour means mind misery moral offences nations nature orthodox partake particular peculiar perceive physical poor poverty principles produce promoted proportion proscription prosperity public opinion purify racter reformation religion religious education religious instruction remedy result rich San Marino sectarian sects sentiment Siberia spirit strong drink suffering supposed surplus labour sustain Temperance Societies temptation things thousand tion trade true truth vated vice viduals violated wants wealth wealth of nations whence William Bartram worship