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4 reluctance to commit crimes, 105 easily induced to confess, 105 moral sense and intelligence, 106 natural affections and sentiments, 106 social position and culture, 107 _ff._ clever swindlers, 108 development into habitual criminals, 111-113 and certain crimes, 121 punishment, 186 Cruelty, 39 Cynicism, 31 D Dalton (_Descriptive Ethnology of Bengal_), 129 Danish prisons, 195 "Darwin's tubercle," 15, 235 Dejerine, 138 Delirium, 98 Dementia, 76, 227, 259, 260 simulations of, 272 _ff._ Despine's method of punishment, 195, 196 Destitute children, care of, 156 institutions for, 156 _ff._ Dewson, Miss Mary, 189 Disease and its relation to crime, 8, 220 Don Bosco, the Black Pope, 157, 173 Drunkenness, temporary, 141. _See also_ Alcoholism Du Bois-Reymond's apparatus, 25, 246 Dundrum, Ireland, 207 Dynamometer, 252, 253 E Economic conditions, relation to crime, 150 Education, and moral insanity, 143 and crime, 143, 149 in Elmira Reformatory, 193 "Educational Alliance," for Jewish emigrants, 172 Egypt, theft in, 128 Elmira Reformatory, 192-194 England, crime in, 173 juvenile court in, 176 probation system in, 189, 191 asylums for criminal insane, 207 Environment, 8, 144, 145 Epilepsy, ancient application of the term, 58 characteristic phenomena, 58 mild forms, 59, 60 multiformity, 59, 60, 87 psychological characteristics, 61 effect on character, 62 relation to crime, 69, 71 motory and criminal, 71 psychic, 88 ambulatory, 89, 90 alcoholic psychic, 142 Epileptics, brain cells of, 22 relation to born criminals and morally insane 58 _ff._, 87 physical anomalies common to criminals and, 60, 61, 234 psychological characteristics, 61 _ff._ cases, 64-65 criminal, 66-69, 70, 259 difference between born criminals and, 72 non-criminal, 89-92 obsessions, 226 dress, 230 special offences, 259, 260 Epileptoids, 101 Erotomania, 96 Esthesiometer, 245 Examination of criminals, 219-257 antecedents and psychic individuality, 220-222 intelligence, 222 affections, 222-225 morbid phenomena, 225-226 speech, 226-228 memory, 228 handwriting, 228-230 dress, 230-231 physical, 231-245 sensibility, 245-251
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