A Prison Reform Appeal by Maude Ballington Booth
The piece argues prison is a failing system that punishes the poor and ignores root causes. It portrays the criminal as a sick, wounded member of society deserving reform, not perpetual punishment, citing hunger, illegitimacy, and unjust systems. It urges parole, humane treatment, and recognizing the offender as a fellow human.
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