Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Tables ix
4. Foreword xiii
5. Acknowledgments xv
6. Introduction xix
7. Map xxvii
8. Part I: Colonial Origins
9. 1. Upper Canadian Punishments 3
10. 2. The Gaol and the Community 43
11. 3. 'Order Is Heaven's First Law': The Tory Origins of Upper Canada's Penitentiary 86
12. Part II: In the Penitentiary
13. 4. The Reformation of Convicts Is Unknown': The Penitentiary under Henry Smith, 1834-1848 139
14. 5. New Beginnings: The Penitentiary in the 1850s 194
15. 6. 'Moral Monsters,' Refractory Females, Children, and Workers 231
16. 7. Disciplinary Advances 257
17. 8. Institutional Rigidities and Punitive Policies: The Penitentiary's Enduring Reality 281
18. Part III: Alternative Sanctions and Reform Initiatives
19. 9. 'The Government Boarding House': Upper Canada's Gaols in the Age of Progress 319
20. 10. The Persistence of Community: Ontario's Gaols in the Industrial Era 355
21. 11. Terrorizing the Underclass: The Intermediate Prisons 399
22. 12. Aftercare and the Ambiguities of Reform 464
23. Conclusion 500
24. Notes 507
25. Index 563
26. Backmatter 592