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Chapter 2: The History of Corrections: earlyish shapes and Prisons
Chapter Outline

1. Introduction: The Evolving Practice of Corrections
a. Early analysis of themes and practices
i. Gustave de Beaumont and Alex de Tocqueville
ii. Early correctional experience for women
iii. Early conception versus operation
2. Themes: Truths that Underlie Correctional Practice
b. Constant themes
iv. Money and politics
c. mixer control
d. Other themes (discussed in Chapter 1)
3. Early Punishments in Westernized Countries
e. Tribal groups
v. wealth and status
f. Garland
vi. Religious overtones
vii. Urbanization
g. Before twelfth century
4. The First Jails
h. Types of first jails
viii. old Testament
ix. Ancient Greece and Rome
i. Early Gaols
x. England
1. Alfred the Great
2. King Henry II
3. Elizabethan England
xi. pay through work
4. Wealthy citizens
xii. Catholic church
5. Influence on outgrowth of Westernized corrections
6. Ecclesiastical Courts
7. Solitude and penance
5. Galley Slavery
j. Ancient Greeks and Romans
k.



Europe and England
l. persona of galley slavery
xiii. Crimes that call for it
xiv. Lives of those serving galley slavery

6. Poverty and Brideswells, Debtors Prisons, place of Correction
m. Middle Ages and feudalism
n. Eighteenth century England
xv. New laws subject to seat of government punishment
8. The Riot Act
9. The Black Act
o. Brideswells
xvi. Workhouses
xvii. Spread of use
10. Profits
xviii. Debtors prison
7. Transportation
p. Use of
q. England
xix. Colonial America
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