Prisoners their own warders
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- a record of the convict prison at Singapore in the Straits Settlements, established 1825, discontinued 1873, together with a cursory history of the convict establishments at Bencoolen, Penang and Malacca from the year 1797
John Frederick Adolphus McNair and W. D. Bayliss
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1. Front matter2. PRISONERS THEIR OWN WARDERS3. Preface4. Chapter I EARLY RECORDS OF BENCOOLEN AND OBSERVATIONS ABOUT CONVICTS5. Chapter II A SLIGHT SKETCH OF PENANG AND THE TREATMENT OF THE CONVICTS THERE6. Chapter III OLD MALACCA AND THE FIRST INTRODUCTION OF CONVICTS THERE7. Chapter IV A RUNNING HISTORY OF SINGAPORE: ITS JAIL SYSTEM AND ADMINISTRATION8. Chapter V SINGAPORE (Continued)9. Chapter VI SINGAPORE (Continued)10. Chapter VII SINGAPORE (Continued)11. Chapter VIII DIVISION INTO CLASSES, TRADES, FOOD, AND CLOTHING12. Chapter IX PUBLIC WORKS AND INDUSTRIES13. Chapter X STORIES ABOUT INDIAN CONVICTS AND EUROPEAN LOCAL PRISONERS14. Chapter XI ABOLITION OF THE CONVICT DEPARTMENT AND DISPOSAL OF THE CONVICTS15. Chapter XII DISEASES AND MALINGERING16. Chapter XIII CONCLUSION17. APPENDIX I18. APPENDIX II19. APPENDIX III20. APPENDIX IV21. APPENDIX V22. APPENDIX VI23. APPENDIX VII24. APPENDIX VIII25. APPENDIX IX26. Index