End of 1908 Reflections Highlight Georgia Convict System
A column contrasts domestic life and famed figures with the harsh convict lease system in Georgia. It praises Fred L. Seely of the Atlanta Georgian for exposing abuses, pressuring abolition, and sparing no effort to protect prisoners and reform state policy.
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Henry ‘Ward Beecher
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Georgia
Fred. L. Seely
The
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