Prisons, and sentimentalism, 9;
their deterrent influence, 12,
13, 20, 179, 180; outbreaks
in, 263; moral perversion in,
264
Recidivism, 20, 179–181
Reformation, apparent, 22, 23,
180
Reformatory, Elmira, 18-20
Reversion to the normal, 119,
Russian exiles, an instance of
mistaken sympathy for, 8
Sentimentality, in the courts, 8;
in the management of prisons,
9; as displayed by our State
governors, 9, IO
Shyness, morbid, 51, 52
Social worth, 197
Stigmata, 86
Strikes, 31
Tables, Lyman School, 15, 17;
Elmira Reformatory, 19; mor-
bid fears, 48, 49; degenerate
families, 68, 89; deaf-mutism,
94, 95; color-blindness, 96;
families of moral imbeciles,
109, 110; families of crim-
inals, III; homicides, 114;
illegitimate births, 115; fee-
ble-minded families, 136, 137;
prisoners in the United States,
176; youthful criminals in
Germany, 176; illegitimacy
in Washington, 271; capital
punishment, 275
Theological errors, 226-228, 276
-278
Tours d'hospice, 217, 274
Train-wrecking, 39, 40
Types, two human, 7
War, periodic, 73
Weak, extinction of the, 199-
203
Weakness of fathers and crime
in offspring, 106
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