The Irish Convict System

Franz von Holtzendorff offers an illuminating analysis of the Irish convict system in this landmark work. Drawing on extensive archival research, Holtzendorff provides a detailed picture of life in Irish prisons in the 19th century, offering insights into the social and economic systems that shaped this world.
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