Crimes Against Criminals
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He is clad in the garments of a convict. He is degraded — he loses his name — he is designated by a number.
He is no longer treated as a human being ^ — -he be- comes the slave of the state. Nothing is done for his improvement — -nothing for his reformation. He is driven like a beast of burden ; robbed of his labor ; leased, it may be, by the state to a contractor, who gets out of his hands, out of his muscles, out of his poor brain, all the toil that he can. He is not allow- ed to speak with a... fellow-prisoner. At night he is alone in his cell. The relations that should exist 20 CRIMES AGAINST CRIMINALS.
between men are destroyed. He is a convict. He is no longer worthy to associate even with his keep- ers. The jailor is immensely his superior, and the man who turns the key upon him at night regards himself, in comparison, as a model of honesty, of virtue and manhood. The convict is pavement on which those who watch him walk. He remains for the time of his sentence, and when that expires he goes forth a branded man.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He is clad in the garments of a convict. He is degraded — he loses his name — he is designated by a number.
He is no longer treated as a human being ^ — -he be- comes the slave of the state. Nothing is done for his improvement — -nothing for his reformation. He is driven like a beast of burden ; robbed of his labor ; leased, it may be, by the state to a contractor, who gets out of his hands, out of his muscles, out of his poor brain, all the toil that he can. He is not allow- ed to speak with a... fellow-prisoner. At night he is alone in his cell. The relations that should exist 20 CRIMES AGAINST CRIMINALS.
between men are destroyed. He is a convict. He is no longer worthy to associate even with his keep- ers. The jailor is immensely his superior, and the man who turns the key upon him at night regards himself, in comparison, as a model of honesty, of virtue and manhood. The convict is pavement on which those who watch him walk. He remains for the time of his sentence, and when that expires he goes forth a branded man.
What to read after Crimes Against Criminals?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ingersoll Robert Green to read onlineMoreLess
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