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Elizabeth Fry (1780-...
Elizabeth Fry was a Quaker and a prison reformer. When she heard about the conditions and the way women were treated in Newgate Prison, visited the prison. She discovered 300 women and their children, huddled together in two wards and two cells. Although some of the women had been found guilty of cr...
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Elizabeth Fry (1780-...
Elizabeth Fry was a Quaker and a prison reformer. When she heard about the conditions and the way women were treated in Newgate Prison, visited the prison. She discovered 300 women and their children, huddled together in two wards and two cells. Although some of the women had been found guilty of cr...
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John Howard (1726-17...
John Howard was High Sheriff of Bedfordshire from 1773 until his death and a prison reformer. Although he wrote his reports in the 18th century, his work had a great influence on prison design and purpose in the 19th century. In the 18th century prisons were filthy, overcrowded and rife with disease...
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John Howard (1726-17...
John Howard was High Sheriff of Bedfordshire from 1773 until his death and a prison reformer. Although he wrote his reports in the 18th century, his work had a great influence on prison design and purpose in the 19th century. In the 18th century prisons were filthy, overcrowded and rife with disease...
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John Howard (1726-17...
John Howard was High Sheriff of Bedfordshire from 1773 until his death and a prison reformer. Although he wrote his reports in the 18th century, his work had a great influence on prison design and purpose in the 19th century. In the 18th century prisons were filthy, overcrowded and rife with disease...
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