A leading proponent of this cause in Latin America was Mariano Paz Soldan, who made a visit to the United States tostudy this subject, and worked with Maximilano Mimey in Lima, Peru to develop his ideas. It was championed in England bySir George Paul, who used a report by John Howard to secure passage of the Gloucestershire Act in hopes of furthering hisideas. This was the primary cause fought for by Elizabeth Gurney Fry, the Quaker wife of a London merchant, who was one ofseveral speakers on th
A leading proponent of this cause in Latin America was Mariano Paz Soldan, who made a visit to the United States tostudy this subject, and worked with Maximilano Mimey in Lima, Peru to develop his ideas. It was championed in England bySir George Paul, who used a report by John Howard to secure passage of the Gloucestershire Act in hopes of furthering hisideas. This was the primary cause fought for by Elizabeth Gurney Fry, the Quaker wife of a London merchant, who was one ofseveral speakers on this cause who favored the Auburn System over the so-called Pennsylvania System. Fry presented evidenceto a Parliamentary Committee in 1818 on this subject. Another champion of this cause inspired the Presidio Modelo complexby writing about his ideal model, called the Panopticon. For 10 points, name this cause which sought to improve conditionsat places like Pentonville, Newgate, and Leavenworth.
A leading proponent of this cause in Latin America was Mariano Paz Soldan, who made a visit to the United States tostudy this subject, and worked with Maximilano Mimey in Lima, Peru to develop his ideas.
prison reform [accept any answer which implies the cause of "improving conditions in prisons or jails or so forth" or "building/creating better prisons", etc.]