How to Reform Our Prison System
How to Reform Our Prison System
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It involves the patronising of the criminal, the impressing on him the fact that he is not as other men, constant supervision of and interference with him, putting him to uncongenial and ill-paid work, and making inquisitorial investigations in regard to the spending of the miserable pittance he receives.
The ex-prisoner is, in fact, regarded as a " one-legged " man, to be paid accordingly, and to be deemed a cripple, whose peregrinations must be carefully supervised for fear of his falling. He... is not even to be allowed a wooden leg to get about on, but is to be led by the charitable organiser or the missionary until at last the moral cripple gets into a condition of desperation, curses charity and all its ways and instruments, remarks " better a thousand times to be in gaol, " and returns, to use the hackneyed simile of these charitable people, to wallow in the mire. He missed the excitement of the criminal life, they tell us. Not so, good sirs. He was sick unto death of your patronage, your prying, your fussy interference, your plethora of Christian texts, and your utter lack of Christian charity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It involves the patronising of the criminal, the impressing on him the fact that he is not as other men, constant supervision of and interference with him, putting him to uncongenial and ill-paid work, and making inquisitorial investigations in regard to the spending of the miserable pittance he receives.
The ex-prisoner is, in fact, regarded as a " one-legged " man, to be paid accordingly, and to be deemed a cripple, whose peregrinations must be carefully supervised for fear of his falling. He... is not even to be allowed a wooden leg to get about on, but is to be led by the charitable organiser or the missionary until at last the moral cripple gets into a condition of desperation, curses charity and all its ways and instruments, remarks " better a thousand times to be in gaol, " and returns, to use the hackneyed simile of these charitable people, to wallow in the mire. He missed the excitement of the criminal life, they tell us. Not so, good sirs. He was sick unto death of your patronage, your prying, your fussy interference, your plethora of Christian texts, and your utter lack of Christian charity.
What to read after How to Reform Our Prison System?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H J B Montgomery to read onlineMoreLess
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