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Book reviewed in this article:MORE ABOUT ELIZABETH FRY. Elizabeth Fry's Journeys on the Continent, 1840–41. From a Diary kept by her niece, Elizabeth Gurney.SCIENCE AND THE CRIMINAL. Psychopathology. By Bernard Hart, M.D., F.R.C.P., Cambridge, 1929.SCIENCE AND THE CRIMINAL. The Natural History of a Delinquent Career. By Clifford R. Shaw, Research Sociologist and Head of the Department of Research Sociology, Institute for Juvenile Research and Behaviour Research Fund, in collaboration with Maurice E. Moore, Assistant in Sociology, Institute for Juvenile Research, formerly Boys' Worker, Juvenile Protective Association. (Behavior Research Fund Monograph.SCIENCE AND THE CRIMINAL. Crime as Destiny. By Professor Dr. Johannes Lange. With a Foreword by Professor J. B. S. Haldane.SCIENCE AND THE CRIMINAL. Criminology. By Fred. E. Haynes.CAPITAL PUNISHMENT. The Death Penalty Enquiry. The Evidence Reviewed. By E. Roy Calvert.TRIALS NOTABLE AND FAMOUS. The Trial of Alfred Arthur Rouse. Edited by Helena Normanton. Notable British Trials.TRIALS NOTABLE AND FAMOUS. The Trial of Alfred Arthur Rouse. Edited by Sydney Tremayne. Famous Trials Series.TRIALS NOTABLE AND FAMOUS. The Trial of William Henry Podmore. Edited by the Hon. H. Fletcher Moulton and W. Lloyd Woodland. Famous Trials Series.THE POLICEMAN'S HANDBOOK. Sir Howard Vincent's Police Code. Seventeenth Edition. Revised by the Commissioner of Police of the Metropolis.ON PUNISHMENT. The Crime of Punishment. By Margaret Wilson. (Jonathan Cape. Pp. 309. 10s. 6d. net.)ON PUNISHMENT. The Story of Punishment. By Harry Elmer Barnes.THE YOUNG OFFENDER. Boys in Trouble. By L. Le Mesurier.THE YOUNG OFFENDER. Fifty‐five “Bad” Boys. By S. W. Hartwell, M.D.THE YOUNG OFFENDER. Children's Behaviour Problems. By Luton Ackerson.FRENCH GUIANA. Terre de Bagne. By Charles Péan, Officier de l'Armée du Salut, with an Introduction by Albin Peyron, Commissaire Général de l'Armée du Salut en France and Preface by Pierre Hamp.FRENCH GUIANA. Devil's Island: Revelations of the Penal Settlements in French Guiana. By W. E. Allison‐Booth.FRENCH GUIANA. The Horrors of Cayenne. Edited by Karl Bartz. (Constable. Pp. 206. 6s. net.)FRENCH GUIANA. French Justice. By M. M. Valdes.PRISONS AND PRISONERS. Prisoner at the Bar. By Arthur R. L. Gardner.FRENCH GUIANA. Life in London's Great Prisons. By T. Whyte Mountain. (Methuen. 5/‐. Pp. 180.)FRENCH GUIANA. The Prisoner and the Prison. By Sir Sidney J. Pocock, J.P.FROM AMERICA. The Education of Adult Prisoners.FROM AMERICA. Reformatories for Women in the United States. By Eugenia C. Lekkerkerker.FROM AMERICA. Report of the Royal Commission on Public Welfare of Ontario.FROM AMERICA. Taming the Criminal. By John L. Gillin, Ph.D.FROM AMERICA. Education, Crime and Social Progress. By William C. Bagley.FROM AMERICA. The Criminal: A Study. By Henry A. Geisert.A LAWYER ON LAW REFORM. In Quest of Justice. By Claud Mullins.OTHER REVIEWS. Harron Lectures on Education. Edited by T. F. Coade.OTHER REVIEWS. Prisons de Femmes. Francis Carco.OTHER REVIEWS. Receil de Documents en Matiere Pénale et Pénitentiaire. 7.50 frs. Pp. 142. March, 1931.OTHER REVIEWS. Martyrdom in our Times. An introductory essay to Prison and Punishment. By A. Mitchell Innes.OTHER REVIEWS. The Personality of Criminals. By Albert Warren Stearns, M.D., Dean of Tufts College Medical School, Boston; Commissioner of Correction, Commonwealth of Massachusetts; formerly Psychiatrist of Massachusetts State Prison.OTHER REVIEWS. The Elements of Crime (psycho‐social interpretation). By Boris Brasol, M.A., former Prosecuting Attorney, St. Petersburg Supreme Court; member Columbia University Law School Criminological Survey; member of the Académie Internationale de Criminalistique. With Introductions by John H. Wigmore, Professor of Law in North‐western University, and William A. White. M.D., Superintendent Saint Elizabeth's Hospital, Washington, D.C. Second edition, 1931 (first edition, 1927).