Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from I Was in Prison
Wards the removal of the evils which I describe. Apart altogether from the general question of Prison Reform, it is nothing short of a disgrace that men who suffer for conscience sake should be compelled to undergo the rigours of prison diet and discipline just as though they were the greatest criminals in the land. They ought at the very least to be treated as first-class misdemeanants, allowed to wear their own clothing, read.
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