Crime and Its Causes by William Douglas Morrison
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results of that census have been used; that is to say, the French
census of May, 1886, and the German census of December, 1885. For the other States the population has been calculated (adding the excess of births over deaths to the results of the last census) to the end of the intermediate year for each period of years to which the information relates; that is to say, to the end of 1883 for Belgium, and to the end of 1884 for Austria, Hungary, Spain, England, Scotland and Ireland. As the information respecting Italy refers to 1887 only, the population has been estimated up to the end of that year. The division of the population according to age (above and below ten) has been obtained by means of proportional calculations based on the results of the census for each State. In the case of France and Germany, however, it has been taken directly from the census returns."[16] Homicides of all kinds in the following European States:-- --------------------------------------------------------------------- Tried. Convicted. Population Annual Per Annual Per Countries. over ten. Years. average 100,000 average 100,000 inhabitants. inhabitants. --------------------------------------------------------------------- Italy 23,408,277 1887 3,606 15.40 2,805 11.98 Austria 17,199,237 1883-6 689 4.01 499 2.90 France 31,044,370 1882-6 847 2.73 580 1.87 Belgium 4,377,813 1881-5 132 3.02 101 2.31 England 19,898,053 1882-6 318 1.60 151 0.76 Ireland 3,854,588 1882-6 129 3.35 54 1.40 Scotland 2,841,941 1882-6 60 2.11 21 0.74 Spain 13,300,839 1883-6 1,584 11.91 1,085 8.18 |
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