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Short criminals : stature and crime in early America

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Crime and Body Weight in the Nineteenth Century : Was There a Relationship between Brawn, Employment Opportunities and Crime?

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Short Criminals : Stature and Crime in Early America

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Broken windows and crime in development challenged urban areas : evidence from Jackson, Mississippi USA

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