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Falling on stony ground : importing the penal practices of Europe into the prisons of colonial Natal (Part 2)
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Falling on stony ground : importing the penal practices of Europe into the prisons of colonial Natal (Part 2) |
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Author:
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Pete, Stephen
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Abstract:
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This article will trace the attempts by colonial
authorities to implement policies based on these two principles in the prisons of
colonial Natal. The Digest stressed the importance of the deterrent effect of strictly penal
labour. Although strictly penal labour, that is, a regime of regular, strenuous,
punitive labour, was not directly remunerative, it was believed that, in the long
run, costs would be saved through a reduction in the prison population. |
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Journal article |
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http://hdl.handle.net/10500/3876
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Date:
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2007 |
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Citation:
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Pete, S 2007, 'Falling on stony ground : importing the penal practices of Europe into the prisons of colonial Natal (Part 2)', Fundamina, vol. 13, no. 2, pp. 112-125. |
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