 Their most marked peculiarity is the migratory nature of their lives. Whether this is self-determined, a matter of temperament and habit, or due to uncontrollable factors, it is largely responsible for the contempt in which they are popularly held. It...  The Psychology of Bolshevism - Strana 73autor/autoři: John Spargo - 1919 - 150 str.Úplné zobrazení - Podrobnosti o knize
 | 1920 - 656 str.
...They quote statistics freely — statistics of wages, poverty, crime, vice, and so on — generally derived from the radical press and implicitly believed...sometimes stealing rides on railway trains, in freight cars — "side-door Pullmans" — or on the rods underneath the cars. Frequently arrested for begging,... | |
 | 1920 - 668 str.
...physical, mental. a?J moral characteristics of this type only wricksome, normal American workingmen of row than average intelligence and force of character....sometimes stealing rides on railway trains, in freight cars — "side-door Pullmans" — or on the rods underneath the cars. Frequently arrested for begging,... | |
 | Robert Harvey Gault - 1923 - 360 str.
...uncontrolled factors, it is largely responsible for the contempt in which they are popularly held. . . . They rarely remain long enough in any one place to...move from job to job, city to city, state to state. . . . The absence of friends, combined with the prejudice against vagrants which everywhere exists,... | |
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