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Vagrancy

Vagrancy is the condition of wandering homelessness without regular employment or income. Vagrants usually live in poverty and support themselves by travelling while engaging in begging, scavenging, or petty theft. In Western countries, vagrancy was historically a crime punishable with forced labor, military service, imprisonment, or confinement to…

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Vagrancy

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related to Further reading · 28
Vagrancy → Athens, Beier, Cast Out, Chicago, Chicago Press, Early American Republic, Early Modern England, Fumerton, Global, Historical Perspective, Homelessness, ISBN, Kristin, Mobility, New York, New York University Press, O'Brassill-Kulfan, Ocobock, Ohio University Press, Patricia
related to United Kingdom · 16
Vagrancy → Black Death, Edward VI, England, Every, For, Henry VIII, If, In, Labourers, On, The, The Ordinance, They, Vagabonds Act, Vagrants, Wales
related to Belgium · 14
Vagrancy → At, Belgian, Flanders, From, Hoogstraten, If, January, Merksplas, November, On, The Belgian Criminal Law, There, Vagabonds, Wortel
related to Sweden and Finland · 10
Vagrancy → Finland, Finnish, Forced, Gustav, In, In Finland, Legal, Sweden, Swedish, There
related to Germany · 7
Vagrancy → Asoziale, In, In Germany, Nazi Germany, Penal Code, Strafgesetzbuches, Weimar Republic
related to Romania · 2
Vagrancy → Penal Code, Until July
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Vagrancy → condition of wandering homelessness without regular employment or income
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Vagrancy → Encyclopædia Britannica Article

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Vagrancyis acondition of wandering homelessness without regular employment or income0.90text
loiteringNomadinstance ofa catchall criminal charge for minor offenses0.80text
someone with no established residence who frequently moves toinstance ofa catchall criminal charge for minor offenses0.80text
from the same areasParasitisminstance ofa catchall criminal charge for minor offenses0.80text
Vagrancyrelated to BelgiumThe Belgian Criminal Law0.60section
Vagrancyrelated to BelgiumFrom0.60section
Vagrancyrelated to BelgiumNovember0.60section
Vagrancyrelated to BelgiumVagabonds0.60section
Vagrancyrelated to BelgiumHoogstraten0.60section
Vagrancyrelated to BelgiumMerksplas0.60section
Vagrancyrelated to BelgiumWortel0.60section
Vagrancyrelated to BelgiumFlanders0.60section

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