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<!-- this page is organised in five columns. The top heading is in pencil --> <p><sic>Panopt.</sic><lb/>contents I</p> <head>Cells Double</head> <p>13<lb/> 2. at airing-times<lb/>p.7</p> <p>13 <hi rend="superscript">(a)</hi><lb/>Reference to <gap/><lb/><hi rend="underline">Airing</hi>. p.7</p> <p>14<lb/ | <!-- this page is organised in five columns. The top heading is in pencil --> <p><sic>Panopt.</sic><lb/>contents I</p> <head>Cells Double</head> <p>13<lb/> 2. at airing-times<lb/>p.7</p> <p>13 <hi rend="superscript">(a)</hi><lb/>Reference to <gap/><lb/><hi rend="underline">Airing</hi>. p.7</p> <p>14<lb/>II Spot for safe-custody —<lb/>at least<lb/> <del>no th</del> under the<lb/> inspection principle.<lb/>p.9.</p> <p>15<lb/>howsoever useful<lb/>in the common<lb/><gap/> p.9</p> <!-- line across the column in pencil --> <p> <del>16</del> 28<lb/>These distinctions<lb/>to be observed<lb/> 1. Temporary effects<lb/>& permanent</p> <p>29<lb/>3. Necessity of utter<lb/>solitude & that of<lb/>limited seclusion</p> <p>30<lb/> 3. Effects of limited<lb/>seclusion under the<lb/>common plans &<lb/>under the Panopticon</p> <p>31<lb/>4. Use of longer solitude<lb/>in a Penitentiary<lb/>House and in<lb/>a House of Correction</p> <pb/> <!-- start of second column --> <head>Cells Double</head> <p> 16<lb/>3. It is not necessary<lb/>to reformation. p.12.</p> <p>17<lb/> 4 — nor to example<lb/>p.12</p> <p>18<lb/> 5 — nor to prevent<lb/>the situation from<lb/>being so little irksome<lb/>as to <del>carry</del> <add>inspire</add><lb/><del><gap/></del> no terror. p.12</p> <p>19<lb/>Carried beyond<lb/>necessity the use<lb/>of it is pernicious.<lb/>p.12</p> <p>20<lb/>and expends<lb/>a useful instrument<lb/>of discipline<lb/>in waste.p.13.</p> <p>21<lb/>It is unfavourable<lb/>to economy<lb/>p.15</p> <p>22<lb/>1. by enhancing<lb/>the <sic>expence</sic> of the<lb/>building p. 15.<lb/>1. Partition walls<lb/>2. Warming<lb/>3. <gap/><lb/>4. Cleanliness — Water-closets</p> <p>23<lb/>2. by consuming<lb/>room. p.15<lb/>1. Covers & cuts space<lb/>2. Precludes junction<lb/>of rooms with <gap/><lb/>trades</p> <pb/> <!-- start of third column --> <head>Cells Double</head> <p>24<lb/>3. by cramping<lb/><del>industry</del> <add>choice of trades</add> p.15<lb/>Trades excluded<lb/>1. Roomy ones.<lb/>2. Double ones.</p> <p>24 <hi rend="superscript">(a)</hi><lb/>Admission that<lb/><sic>expence</sic> is not to<lb/>be bestowed merely<lb/>to take in roomy<lb/>trades. p.16.</p> <p>25<lb/>4. by cramping<lb/>industry in any<lb/>trade.p.17.<lb/>1. by excluding<lb/>apprenticeship<lb/>2 by excluding<lb/>cheerfulness.</p> <p>25 <hi rend="superscript">(a)</hi><lb/>Difference in the<lb/>effects of society between<lb/>this case &<lb/>that where there are<lb/>means of play without<lb/>motives to work<lb/>p.17.</p> <p>25 <hi rend="superscript">(b)</hi><lb/><unclear>Coblers</unclear> cheerfulness</p> <p>26<lb/>Innocent friendships<lb/>are the natural<lb/>fruit of such<lb/>small associations.<lb/>p.19</p> <p>In case of disagreement<lb/>separate if no<lb/>blame — punish by<lb/>solitude if blame on<lb/>one side.</p> <p>27<lb/> — which will be a <lb/>friend of society for<lb/> time after their discharge.</p><pb/> <!-- start of fourth column --> <head>Cells Double</head> <p>32<lb/>Ordinary complement,<lb/>super-complement<lb/>& double<lb/>complement to<lb/>such Double Cells.<lb/>p.23</p> <p>33<lb/>Extensibility thus<lb/>given to the establishment<lb/><add>an advantage</add> p.23</p> <p>34<lb/>Putting three or<lb/>even four in a cell<lb/>threatens no inconvenience.<lb/>p.24<lb/>1. Safe-custody & good order<lb/>More are managed<lb/>in the ordinary<lb/>Penitentiary workrooms.<lb/>2. Room. Four better<lb/>stowed in a double<lb/>than two in a single.</p> <p>34 <hi rend="superscript">(a)</hi><lb/>Instance 3 equal<lb/>tables.</p> <pb/> <!-- start of fifth column --> <head>Cells Double</head> <p>35<lb/>Double cells so<lb/>far from excluding,<lb/>favour the application<lb/>of <del><gap/></del><lb/>solitude as far<lb/>?as may be judged<lb/>expedient. p.24<lb/>Solitude may be<lb/>inflicted in case of<lb/>an universal<lb/>— <del><gap/></del> <add>ordinary</add> complement<lb/>— Super <sic>comple<hi rend="superscript">t</hi></sic><lb/>— double <sic>complem</sic></p> <p><note>The subs<lb/>1/2 Super<lb/>1/3 2 <hi rend="superscript">le</hi><lb/>1/4 Super<lb/>Double</note></p> <p>36<lb/>It allows of <del>the</del> <sic>comprizing</sic><lb/>the <gap/><lb/>at pleasure. p.26.<lb/>This <gap/> characters<lb/>being known.</p> <p>37<lb/>Many of the prisoners<lb/>will be such<lb/>as there is little more<lb/>reason for <gap/><lb/>for fear of<lb/>violence than man<lb/>at large. p.26<lb/>1. The violent to be<lb/> <gap/> against<lb/>for fear of force<lb/>2. the <gap/> in<lb/>removing for fear<lb/>of instruction<lb/>3. those whose have<lb/>yielded to an occasional<lb/><gap/><lb/>not to be<lb/>feared at all,<lb/>except on account<lb/>of the natural propensity<lb/>to escape.</p> | ||
Panopt.
contents I
Cells Double
13
2. at airing-times
p.7
13 (a)
Reference to
Airing. p.7
14
II Spot for safe-custody —
at least
no th under the
inspection principle.
p.9.
15
howsoever useful
in the common
p.9
16 28
These distinctions
to be observed
1. Temporary effects
& permanent
29
3. Necessity of utter
solitude & that of
limited seclusion
30
3. Effects of limited
seclusion under the
common plans &
under the Panopticon
31
4. Use of longer solitude
in a Penitentiary
House and in
a House of Correction
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Cells Double
16
3. It is not necessary
to reformation. p.12.
17
4 — nor to example
p.12
18
5 — nor to prevent
the situation from
being so little irksome
as to carry inspire
no terror. p.12
19
Carried beyond
necessity the use
of it is pernicious.
p.12
20
and expends
a useful instrument
of discipline
in waste.p.13.
21
It is unfavourable
to economy
p.15
22
1. by enhancing
the expence of the
building p. 15.
1. Partition walls
2. Warming
3.
4. Cleanliness — Water-closets
23
2. by consuming
room. p.15
1. Covers & cuts space
2. Precludes junction
of rooms with
trades
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Cells Double
24
3. by cramping
industry choice of trades p.15
Trades excluded
1. Roomy ones.
2. Double ones.
24 (a)
Admission that
expence is not to
be bestowed merely
to take in roomy
trades. p.16.
25
4. by cramping
industry in any
trade.p.17.
1. by excluding
apprenticeship
2 by excluding
cheerfulness.
25 (a)
Difference in the
effects of society between
this case &
that where there are
means of play without
motives to work
p.17.
25 (b)
Coblers cheerfulness
26
Innocent friendships
are the natural
fruit of such
small associations.
p.19
In case of disagreement
separate if no
blame — punish by
solitude if blame on
one side.
27
— which will be a
friend of society for
time after their discharge.
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Cells Double
32
Ordinary complement,
super-complement
& double
complement to
such Double Cells.
p.23
33
Extensibility thus
given to the establishment
an advantage p.23
34
Putting three or
even four in a cell
threatens no inconvenience.
p.24
1. Safe-custody & good order
More are managed
in the ordinary
Penitentiary workrooms.
2. Room. Four better
stowed in a double
than two in a single.
34 (a)
Instance 3 equal
tables.
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Cells Double
35
Double cells so
far from excluding,
favour the application
of
solitude as far
?as may be judged
expedient. p.24
Solitude may be
inflicted in case of
an universal
— ordinary complement
— Super complet
— double complem
The subs
1/2 Super
1/3 2 le
1/4 Super
Double
36
It allows of the comprizing
the
at pleasure. p.26.
This characters
being known.
37
Many of the prisoners
will be such
as there is little more
reason for
for fear of
violence than man
at large. p.26
1. The violent to be
against
for fear of force
2. the in
removing for fear
of instruction
3. those whose have
yielded to an occasional
not to be
feared at all,
except on account
of the natural propensity
to escape.
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