“On Street Walking” from Prostitution in Paris, Considered Morally, Politically, and Medically, Prepared for Philanthropists and Legislators from Statistical Documents describes the nature of prostitution back in the middle of the nineteenth century. This document provides detail on day to day life of street walkers, and how this group affected city life in Paris. The author seemed to be against prostitutes and gave it a negative connotation. “On Street Walking” provides historians more information on prostitution in Paris during the nineteenth century which can help historians make informative conclusions on Parisian life. First, the author describes the kind of men women attracted based off of class. A woman’s social standing determined