Statistique Criminelle

"Statistique Criminelle" presents a detailed statistical overview of crime in Canada. Compiled by the Department of Agriculture and the Department of Trade and Commerce, this historical document provides valuable insights into the nature and extent of criminal activity during the late 19th century. The data encompasses various categories of offenses, offering a quantitative analysis of crime trends and patterns. This resource is invaluable for researchers, historians, and anyone interested in the evolution of crime and law enforcement in Canada. The meticulous record-keeping and comprehensive scope of "Statistique Criminelle" make it a significant contribution to the field of criminology and a fascinating glimpse into Canada's past.

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