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Who was the key individual of
protest


->Elizabeth Fry
-Quaker
what were the methods
Parliamentary pressure- using the
influence
of her
mp
brother
in
Law
Social reform-
Bible
reading
at
newgate
prison
What were the outcomes
Gaols
act
- Gaolers
Paid
rather than being dependent on prisoners
fees
Female
wardens put in charge of
female
prisoners
Why was it Significant
Remarkable- Prisons Still split by
Sex
Resulting-
changes
to prison system
Revealing- Reveals people were
unhappy
with prison system
What Social causes led to Prison Reforms?
->
Hundreds
of
women
and
children
huddled on the floor in two cells
->Prisoners had to
cook
for themselves
->Children sharing cells with their criminal mothers would be in cells with
murderers
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