A history of prison education from the 1600s to 1877.
Publisher: [University of Surrey]
Published: 1995
Place of publication: [Guildford]
Language: eng
Format: Hardcover
Number of pages: 121
Notes: Thesis(M.A.) (Educational Studies) - Roehampton Institute, University of Surrey, 1995.
Table of contents: title: Contents; title: Acknowledgements	5; title: Note on Spelling	5; title: Introduction	6; title: Four Phases of Change in Prison Education	7; title: CHAPTER 1: Debtors’ Prisons, Bridewells, and Local Prisons. Early Administration, John Bellers, the SPCK, and James Oglethorpe from the 1600s to 1753	12; title: Debtors’ Prisons, Bridewells, and Local Prisons	14; title: Administration of early prisons	16; title: John Bellers	19; title: The Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge	23; title: James Oglethorpe	24; title: Summary	29; title: Chapter 2: John Howard, Joseph Burks, Gloucester Penitentiary & Southgate, and Newgate From 1773 to 1814	31; title: John Howard	32; title: Joseph Burks	38; title: Gloucester Penitentiary and Southwell House of Correction	41; title: Newgate	46; title: Summary	49; title: Chapter 3: The Hulks, Elizabeth Fry, and Sarah Martin from 1776 to 1825	50; title: The Hulks	51; title: Elizabeth Fry	57; title: Sarah Martin	65; title: Summary	67; title: Chapter 4: John Clay and the “Schoolmaster”; Heaton, Hill, Field, and Kingsmill, Charles Adderley and Luke Pike from 1821 to 1877	68; title: Introduction	69; title: John Clay and the “Schoolmaster”	70; title: Heaton, Hill, Field, and Kingsmill	78; title: Charles Adderley and Luke Pike	88; title: Summary	95; title: Chapter 5: Conclusion, Critique, and other Observations	97; title: Conclusion, Critique, and other Observations	98; title: Bibliography	101; title: Published Books	101; title: Journal and other Articles	103; title: Official Documents	105; title: Parliamentary Documents (date order)	105; title: End Notes	106