Ball family and heredity versus environment in crime
A story discusses John Ball and Mary Coolidge transported to Botany Bay, their son John Ball Jr continuing sheep farming in Australia before his murder of his father. It argues environment influenced behavior more than heredity, noting Ball family prosperity and later tragedy undermining criminology theories of inherited crime.
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John Hall
Mary Coolidge
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Johnny Ball
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Ty Tall
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Ball
John Ball, Jr
Australia
Tohn Junior
Kingland
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