Elizabeth Fry
Elizabeth Fry
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But, like all reformers, she felt the need of securing a wider dissemi- nation of them. Evidence given before com- mittees, was, in many points, deferred to ; private suggestions and recommendations were frequently adopted, but a large class of inquirers were too far from the sphere of her influence to be moved in this way. For the sake of these, and the general public, she deemed it 154 ELIZABETH FRY.
wise to embody her opinions and rules in a treatise, which gives in small compass, but very c...learly, the rationale of her treatment of prison- ers ; and lays down suggestions, hints, and principles upon which others could work. Within about seventy octavo pages, she dis- courses practically and plainly on the formation of Ladies' Committees for visiting prisons, on the right method of proceeding in a prison after the formation of such a committee, on female officers in prisons, on separate prisons for females, on inspection and classification, on instruction and employment, on medical attend- ance, diet, and clothing, and on benevolent efforts for prisoners who have served their sen- tences.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But, like all reformers, she felt the need of securing a wider dissemi- nation of them. Evidence given before com- mittees, was, in many points, deferred to ; private suggestions and recommendations were frequently adopted, but a large class of inquirers were too far from the sphere of her influence to be moved in this way. For the sake of these, and the general public, she deemed it 154 ELIZABETH FRY.
wise to embody her opinions and rules in a treatise, which gives in small compass, but very c...learly, the rationale of her treatment of prison- ers ; and lays down suggestions, hints, and principles upon which others could work. Within about seventy octavo pages, she dis- courses practically and plainly on the formation of Ladies' Committees for visiting prisons, on the right method of proceeding in a prison after the formation of such a committee, on female officers in prisons, on separate prisons for females, on inspection and classification, on instruction and employment, on medical attend- ance, diet, and clothing, and on benevolent efforts for prisoners who have served their sen- tences.
What to read after Elizabeth Fry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pitman, Emma Raymond to read onlineMoreLess
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