Contribution A l'Etude Statistique de la Criminalite En France de 1826 A 1880

Contribution À L'étude Statistique De La Criminalité En France De 1826 À 1880, by Jules Socquet, presents a detailed statistical analysis of crime in France during the mid-19th century. This historical study offers insights into the patterns and trends of criminal activity, providing a valuable resource for understanding the social and legal landscape of France during a period of significant change. The work examines various factors influencing criminality, making it essential for researchers and historians interested in criminology, French history, and the evolution of legal systems.

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