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... BERLIN AND IN OTHER CITIES OF EUROPE . Breakdown of mediæval regulation in Berlin , 32 - Regulations of 1700 , 32 - Growth of vice in the eighteenth century , 34 - Regulations of 1792 , 34 - Principle of responsibility , 35 - Penalty ...
... BERLIN AND IN OTHER CITIES OF EUROPE . Breakdown of mediæval regulation in Berlin , 32 - Regulations of 1700 , 32 - Growth of vice in the eighteenth century , 34 - Regulations of 1792 , 34 - Principle of responsibility , 35 - Penalty ...
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... Berlin . When employment is again to be had they withdraw from the life of shame , if its irregulari- ties have not incapacitated them for honourable labour . A third class , one which is more or less typical ? of American prostitution ...
... Berlin . When employment is again to be had they withdraw from the life of shame , if its irregulari- ties have not incapacitated them for honourable labour . A third class , one which is more or less typical ? of American prostitution ...
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... majority would look with favour upon any meas- ure which would free the police from the serious charge of illegal usurpation of powers . CHAPTER IV REGULATION IN BERLIN AND IN OTHER CITIES OF Regulation of Prostitution in Paris 31.
... majority would look with favour upon any meas- ure which would free the police from the serious charge of illegal usurpation of powers . CHAPTER IV REGULATION IN BERLIN AND IN OTHER CITIES OF Regulation of Prostitution in Paris 31.
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... BERLIN AND IN OTHER CITIES OF EUROPE Berlin . The Reformation and the great social and economic movements that were connected with it wrought a complete change in the charac- ter of the city of Berlin . From a conservative mediæval town ...
... BERLIN AND IN OTHER CITIES OF EUROPE Berlin . The Reformation and the great social and economic movements that were connected with it wrought a complete change in the charac- ter of the city of Berlin . From a conservative mediæval town ...
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... even then there was a feeling that it was dishonourable for the State to accept the earnings . of so foul a trade , excepting for the expenditure of regulating the trade . One thing more that marks the 3 Berlin and Other Cities 33.
... even then there was a feeling that it was dishonourable for the State to accept the earnings . of so foul a trade , excepting for the expenditure of regulating the trade . One thing more that marks the 3 Berlin and Other Cities 33.
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