Our Convicts volume 2
Our Convicts volume 2
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They are not allowed to go out during the day, unless on special dutj'. " On being asked (2230) : "Does it not strike you that it is too great a strain both xipon the body and the mind of the female warders to keep them so constantly on such severe duty?" — he replies, "I do; the number of officers that there are both in Millbank and Brixton Prisons is small ; and in Millbank, both for the males as well as the females, the hoiu's are very long, and they cannot get out so often as I think they o...ught to get out, the consequence is that towards the close of the day I am told that some of the officers get iiTitable and extremely cross with the prisoners, and that other officers get so tired out, they really do not much care v. Hether the prisoners about them conduct themselves well or ill : that is what I am told. " The same witness also says (2232): "I have no hesitation in saying that the prison is rather under-officered than otherwise ; the fact is that the rule which has been piu'suod has been to keep the number of officers as low as possible.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They are not allowed to go out during the day, unless on special dutj'. " On being asked (2230) : "Does it not strike you that it is too great a strain both xipon the body and the mind of the female warders to keep them so constantly on such severe duty?" — he replies, "I do; the number of officers that there are both in Millbank and Brixton Prisons is small ; and in Millbank, both for the males as well as the females, the hoiu's are very long, and they cannot get out so often as I think they o...ught to get out, the consequence is that towards the close of the day I am told that some of the officers get iiTitable and extremely cross with the prisoners, and that other officers get so tired out, they really do not much care v. Hether the prisoners about them conduct themselves well or ill : that is what I am told. " The same witness also says (2232): "I have no hesitation in saying that the prison is rather under-officered than otherwise ; the fact is that the rule which has been piu'suod has been to keep the number of officers as low as possible.
What to read after Our Convicts volume 2?
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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