The Irish Quarterly Review, Volume 4, Part 2W. B. Kelly, 1854 - Ireland |
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In short , separate confinement is the separation of each offender from all cominunication and association with his fellow - offenders , regard being had to his bodily health ...
In short , separate confinement is the separation of each offender from all cominunication and association with his fellow - offenders , regard being had to his bodily health ...
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Immediately after the Union , Dublin , it may be said , ceased to be a metropolis as regards the wealthy , while it continued a metropolis as regards the poor ; and in no inconsiderable degree it has remained so since .
Immediately after the Union , Dublin , it may be said , ceased to be a metropolis as regards the wealthy , while it continued a metropolis as regards the poor ; and in no inconsiderable degree it has remained so since .
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I should state that Mr. Baldwin keeps up a correspondence with them all ; he had written to this young man , and this was the reply to his letter : My dear sir , -With regard to the improvements I have made on my farm since I came home ...
I should state that Mr. Baldwin keeps up a correspondence with them all ; he had written to this young man , and this was the reply to his letter : My dear sir , -With regard to the improvements I have made on my farm since I came home ...
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