Reformatory and industrial schools and the decline of child imprisonment in mid-Victorian...

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Title: Reformatory and industrial schools and the decline of child imprisonment in mid-Victorian...
Authors: Stack, John A.
Source: History of Education. Mar94, Vol. 23 Issue 1, p59. 15p.
Subject Terms: *Juvenile detention homes, *History, Vagrant children
Geographic Terms: England
Abstract: Highlights the decline of child imprisonment in mid-Victorian England. Child labor in Charles Dickens'`Oliver Twist'; Some statistics on child commitment in Wales and England; Objections of humanitarians to child imprisonment; Reformatory schools as substitutes for prison; Decline of crime as a result of having reformatory schools; Success of Surrey and Middlesex in child reformation.
Database: Education Research Complete
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Abstract:Highlights the decline of child imprisonment in mid-Victorian England. Child labor in Charles Dickens'`Oliver Twist'; Some statistics on child commitment in Wales and England; Objections of humanitarians to child imprisonment; Reformatory schools as substitutes for prison; Decline of crime as a result of having reformatory schools; Success of Surrey and Middlesex in child reformation.
ISSN:0046760X
DOI:10.1080/0046760940230104