“Suppose it's all a question of glandular secretion. Too much of one gland, too little of another — and you get your murderer, your thief, your habitual criminal. Clement, I believe the time will come when we'll be horrified to think of the long centuries in which we've indulged in what you may call moral reprobation, to think how we've punished people for disease — which they can't help, poor devils. You don't hang a man for having tuberculosis.” MoralityPunishmentAgencyFree WillDeterminismMoral Reprobation Book:The Murder at the Vicarage Source: The Murder at the Vicarage