Imprisonment in Medieval England

Klappentext This study traces the subject to the reign of Henry VIII. Zusammenfassung This study traces the subject to the reign of Henry VIII. The author describes the location and analyses the types of prison buildings: county gaols! 'national' prisons (like the Fleet)! franchise! municipal! 'bishops' and forest prisons. He also deals with the administration! staffing! repair and appearance of the buildings. Inhaltsverzeichnis 1. The earlier uses of imprisonment; 2. The later uses of imprisonment; 3. The imprisonment of clerks, serfs, and Jews; 4. County gaols; 5. Municipal and franchise prisons; 6. 'National', 'bishops'', and other special prisons; 7. The custody of prisons and prisoners; 8. The gaoler's remuneration and conduct; 9. Commitment, bail, and enlargement; 10. Escapes and their consequences for the escaper; 11. The consequences of escapes for the gaoler; 12. The earlier history of gaol delivery; 13. The later history of gaol delivery; 14. Exceptional types of gaol delivery and the conduct of trial; 15. The welfare of prisoners; 16. The maintenance of prison buildings; 17. The structure and contents of prison buildings; 18. Monastic imprisonment; 19. Conclusion.

Klappentext
This study traces the subject to the reign of Henry VIII.

Zusammenfassung
This study traces the subject to the reign of Henry VIII. The author describes the location and analyses the types of prison buildings: county gaols, 'national' prisons (like the Fleet), franchise, municipal, 'bishops' and forest prisons. He also deals with the administration, staffing, repair and appearance of the buildings.

Inhalt
1. The earlier uses of imprisonment; 2. The later uses of imprisonment; 3. The imprisonment of clerks, serfs, and Jews; 4. County gaols; 5. Municipal and franchise prisons; 6. 'National', 'bishops'', and other special prisons; 7. The custody of prisons and prisoners; 8. The gaoler's remuneration and conduct; 9. Commitment, bail, and enlargement; 10. Escapes and their consequences for the escaper; 11. The consequences of escapes for the gaoler; 12. The earlier history of gaol delivery; 13. The later history of gaol delivery; 14. Exceptional types of gaol delivery and the conduct of trial; 15. The welfare of prisoners; 16. The maintenance of prison buildings; 17. The structure and contents of prison buildings; 18. Monastic imprisonment; 19. Conclusion.

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