John Howard: Prison ReformerC. Johnson, 1958 - 186 pages |
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accept allowed already appeared asked attend became building called Cardington carried cause century close complete concern confined continued convicted criminals death debtors desire dungeons early effect employed England English enter established father fees fever five followed four France French friends gaoler gaols gave give given held honour hope hospitals human hundred immediately improvements inmates inspection institutions interest Italy John Howard journey kind lazarettos leave letter lived London looked mind never officer once particularly penal poor possible practice present prevent prison reform prisons proposals punishment received reform remain respect Samuel Whitbread seen sent separate servant sick social soon suffering taken thought took torture travelling walls weeks Whitbread women wrote young