The discipline of penitentiaries and reformatories and houses of correction is founded upon the best examples of such institutions in the older states, and the most civilized countries of Europe.
John Sherman: “The discipline of penitentiaries and reformatories and houses of correction is founded upon the best examples of such…”
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Sherman discusses the foundations of correctional institutions, emphasizing their design based on successful models from older states and civilized countries.
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