Penal Servitude
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I come now to a different class of journalism to 202 Prisoners and the Press that represented by articles in the Times and Standard. I know nothing about journalism myself, though I read the newspapers and maga- zines industriously, and admire them very much.
I hope, therefore, that the following remarks will be taken as the impressions of an outsider who, nevertheless, has considerable knowledge of the world, and is able to form a fairly accurate judg- ment of what is correctly and conscientio...usly written and what is not. There have appeared from time to time in Tearsons Magazine articles by a Mr. George Griffith, who claims to ' have been privileged to examine the inmost working of our convict system,' and, what is more important, to have had the direct guarantee of the late Governor of Parkhurst, Colonel P , and His Majesty's Prison Commissioners, for the ' absolute accuracy of his statements.' In spite of these very bold assertions, I will undertake to prove that Mr. Griffith can have known little or nothing about the convict system beyond what it suited the officers to let him see as a casual visitor, and, moreover, that some of his statements are so absurd that nobody would be more astounded by them than the late Governor of Parkhurst or the Prison Commissioners.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I come now to a different class of journalism to 202 Prisoners and the Press that represented by articles in the Times and Standard. I know nothing about journalism myself, though I read the newspapers and maga- zines industriously, and admire them very much.
I hope, therefore, that the following remarks will be taken as the impressions of an outsider who, nevertheless, has considerable knowledge of the world, and is able to form a fairly accurate judg- ment of what is correctly and conscientio...usly written and what is not. There have appeared from time to time in Tearsons Magazine articles by a Mr. George Griffith, who claims to ' have been privileged to examine the inmost working of our convict system,' and, what is more important, to have had the direct guarantee of the late Governor of Parkhurst, Colonel P , and His Majesty's Prison Commissioners, for the ' absolute accuracy of his statements.' In spite of these very bold assertions, I will undertake to prove that Mr. Griffith can have known little or nothing about the convict system beyond what it suited the officers to let him see as a casual visitor, and, moreover, that some of his statements are so absurd that nobody would be more astounded by them than the late Governor of Parkhurst or the Prison Commissioners.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W. B. N. (William Beauchamp Nevill) to read onlineMoreLess
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