- 1I — Neglected Children
- 2Chapter II — Respecting the Parentage of Some of Our Gutter Population
- 3Chapter III — Baby-Farming
- 4Chapter IV — Working Boys
- 5Chapter V — The Problem of Deliverance
- 6II — Professional Thieves
- 7Chapter VII — Homes and Haunts of the British Thief
- 8Chapter VIII — Juvenile Thieves
- 9Chapter IX — The Thief Non-Professional
- 10Chapter X — Criminal Suppression and Punishment
- 11Chapter XI — Adult Criminals and the New Law for Their Better Gover…
- 12III — Professional Beggars
- 13Chapter XIII — The Work of Punishment and Reclamation
- 14Chapter XIV — Begging “Dodges”
- 15Chapter XV — Genteel Advertising Beggars
- 16IV — Fallen Women
- 17Chapter XVII — The Plain Facts and Figures of Prostitution
- 18Chapter XVIII — The Present Condition of the Question
- 19Chapter XIX — Suggestions
- 20V — The Curse of Drunkenness
- 21Chapter XXI — Attempts to Arrest It
- 22VI — Betting Gamblers — Chapter XXII — “Advertising Tipsters” and “…
- 23VII — Waste of Charity
- 24Chapter XXIV — The Best Remedy
The Seven Curses of London
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