Wife Beating as a Crime and Its Relation to Taxation

Exploring the intersection of domestic violence and taxation, this historical text presents a discussion from a meeting of the Association in 1886. It examines the societal implications of wife beating as a crime, shedding light on legal perspectives and moral considerations of the time. The reprint maintains the integrity of the original work, offering insights into the attitudes and legal frameworks surrounding domestic abuse and its economic dimensions during the late 19th century.