Report of the Committee On the Comparative Health, Mortality, Length of Sentences, &c., of White And Colored Convicts
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having entered the prison in imperfect health, and 16 in good health.
White Shoemakers. — From 1829 to the close of the year 1846, 441 white prisoners were employed as Shoemakers.
57 of these were 20 years of age and under ; of whom 1 died between the fifth and seventh year of his imprisonment.
229 were between 20 and 30 years of age ; of whom 9 died — 2 within the first year.
3 between the first and second.
2 between the second and third.
2 between the third and fifth.
102 were between 30 and ...40 years of age ; of whom 3 died — 1 within the first year.
2 between the first and second year.
41 were between 40 and 50 years of age, of whom 3 died ; all within the first year of their imprisonment.
12 between 50 and 70 years of age; of whom 1 died be- tween the second and third year of confinement.
Total, 411. 17 deaths; of these, 9 are reported as having entered the prison in imperfect health, and 8 in good health.
Colored Shoemakers. — 226 colored prisoners were employed as Shoemakers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
having entered the prison in imperfect health, and 16 in good health.
White Shoemakers. — From 1829 to the close of the year 1846, 441 white prisoners were employed as Shoemakers.
57 of these were 20 years of age and under ; of whom 1 died between the fifth and seventh year of his imprisonment.
229 were between 20 and 30 years of age ; of whom 9 died — 2 within the first year.
3 between the first and second.
2 between the second and third.
2 between the third and fifth.
102 were between 30 and ...40 years of age ; of whom 3 died — 1 within the first year.
2 between the first and second year.
41 were between 40 and 50 years of age, of whom 3 died ; all within the first year of their imprisonment.
12 between 50 and 70 years of age; of whom 1 died be- tween the second and third year of confinement.
Total, 411. 17 deaths; of these, 9 are reported as having entered the prison in imperfect health, and 8 in good health.
Colored Shoemakers. — 226 colored prisoners were employed as Shoemakers.
What to read after Report of the Committee On the Comparative Health, Mortality, Length of Sentences, &c., of White And Colored Convicts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Philadelphia Society for Alleviating the Miseries of Public Prisons to read onlineMoreLess
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