Reformatory Prison Discipline As Developed By the Rt Hon Sir Walter Crofton
Reformatory Prison Discipline As Developed By the Rt Hon Sir Walter Crofton
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' " The minds of the Directors were awakened to the importance of devising some plan for the gradual introduction to liberty of the female convicts, while at the same time they should be brought into personal contact of ladies unconnected with the prisons, who would devote to them their voluntary benevolent effort. They continue : — " Great difficulties present themselves in the final disposal of female convicts. A man can obtain employment in various ways in out-door service, not requiring, in... all cases, special reference to character, and at work which is not open to females in thi* FEMALE CONVICTS. 75" country. A woman, immediately on discharge from prison, is totally deprived of any honest means of obtaining a livelihood. Persons of her own class will object to associate in labour with her, oven if employers were willing to give her work; and tho well-conducted portion of the community object to receive with their families, or domestic servants, persons so circumstanced, without a stronger guar- antee and proof of their real and permanent refor- mation, than would be afforded by a prison character.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' " The minds of the Directors were awakened to the importance of devising some plan for the gradual introduction to liberty of the female convicts, while at the same time they should be brought into personal contact of ladies unconnected with the prisons, who would devote to them their voluntary benevolent effort. They continue : — " Great difficulties present themselves in the final disposal of female convicts. A man can obtain employment in various ways in out-door service, not requiring, in... all cases, special reference to character, and at work which is not open to females in thi* FEMALE CONVICTS. 75" country. A woman, immediately on discharge from prison, is totally deprived of any honest means of obtaining a livelihood. Persons of her own class will object to associate in labour with her, oven if employers were willing to give her work; and tho well-conducted portion of the community object to receive with their families, or domestic servants, persons so circumstanced, without a stronger guar- antee and proof of their real and permanent refor- mation, than would be afforded by a prison character.
What to read after Reformatory Prison Discipline As Developed By the Rt Hon Sir Walter Crofton?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Carpenter to read onlineMoreLess
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