Israel Rank
The Autobiography of a Criminal
by
Roy Horniman
Contents
- [A Preliminary Note]
- [Chapter I]
- [Chapter II]
- [Chapter III]
- [Chapter IV]
- [Chapter V]
- [Chapter VI]
- [Chapter VII]
- [Chapter VIII]
- [Chapter IX]
- [Chapter X]
- [Chapter XI]
- [Chapter XII]
- [Chapter XIII]
- [Chapter XIV]
- [Chapter XV]
- [Chapter XVI]
- [Chapter XVII]
- [Chapter XVIII]
- [Chapter XIX]
- [Chapter XX]
- [Chapter XXI]
- [Chapter XXII]
- [Chapter XXIII]
- [Chapter XXIV]
- [Chapter XXV]
- [Chapter XXVI]
- [Chapter XXVII]
- [Chapter XXVIII]
- [Chapter XXIX]
- [Chapter XXX]
A Preliminary Note
There is an old saying, ‘Murder will out.’ I am really unable to see why this should be so. At any rate, it is a statement impossible of proof, and one which must always remain a matter of opinion. Because certain clumsy criminals have placed themselves in full view of that dull dog, the Law, we are asked to believe that crime is invariably awkward. The logic is not very obvious. I am convinced that many a delightful member of society has found it necessary at some time or other to remove a human obstacle, and has done so undetected and undisturbed by those pangs of conscience which Society, afraid of itself, would have us believe wait upon the sinner.
Israel Rank.