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Adult Books
American Friends Service Committee. Northern California Regional Office. THE LITTLE RED JAIL BOOK: A CITIZEN'S ACTION MANUAL. 1983.
Bishop, Elaine. CRIMINAL JUSTICE. Argenta Friends Pr. n.d. 56p.
Epp, Edgar. LAW BREAKING AND PEACE MAKING. Argenta Friends Pr., 1982.
Fry, Elizabeth
ELIZABETH FRY. Kitty Barne
ELIZABETH FRY. Kathleen Bartlett
LIFE OF ELIZABETH FRY. Susanna Corder, 1853
KATHERINE FRY'S BOOK. Ed. by Jane Vansittart
ELIZABETH FRY'S JOURNEYS ON THE CONTINENT 1840-1841, FROM A DIARY KEPT BY HER NIECE ELIZABETH GURNEY. R.Brimley Johnson, editor, 1931
ELIZABETH FRY. Georgina King Lewis, 1933
ELIZABETH FRY. L.Du Garde Peach
THE PRISONERS' FRIEND. Patrick Pringle
ELIZABETH FRY: A BIOGRAPHY. June Rose,1980
ELIZABETH FRY. Edward Ryder
MEMOIRS OF MRS. ELIZABETH FRY, INCLUDING A HISTORY OF HER LABORS IN PROMOTING THE REFORMATION OF FEMALE PRISONERS... Thomas Timpson, 1847
ELIZABETH FRY. Janet Whitney
Gross, Bob. THE DEATH PENALTY: A GUIDE FOR CHRISTIANS. FaithQuest, 1991. 93p. Jointly sponsored by the Mennonite Central Committee, the Committee for Criminal Justice of Philadelphia Yearly Meeting, and the Church of the Bretheren.
Jorns, Auguste. THE QUAKERS AS PIONEERS IN SOCIAL WORK. Macmillan, 1931. 269p. Reviews Friends’ efforts in areas of education, prison reform, abolition, etc.
Kenworthy, Leonard. FRIENDS FACE THE WORLD: SOME CONTINUING AND CURRENT QUAKER CONCERNS, 1987.
Lichtenstein, Alexander C. THE FORTRESS ECONOMY: THE ECONOMIC ROLE OF THE U.S. PRISON SYSTEM. American Friends Service Committee, 1990.
Magnani, Laura. AMERICA'S FIRST PENITENTIARY: A 200 YEAR OLD FAILURE. AFSC, 1990. 83p. illus., photos, tables. Critical history of the Walnut Street jail, established by Philadelphia Quakers in 1790.
MINUTES PASSED BY MEETINGS IN PHILADELPHIA YEARLY MEETING, IN OPPOSITION TO THE DEATH PENALTY. Philadelphia Yearly Meeting, 1996, 1995.
Morris, Ruth. THE RISK OF LOVING, 1978.
Morris, Ruth. SEEDS OF ABOLITION: AN OCCASIONAL PAPER OF QUAKER COMMITTE ON JAILS AND JUSTICE. Quaker Com. on Jails and Justice, 1983. 33p.
Sorensen, Michael. WORKING ON SELF-RESPECT: WRITINGS ON OFFENDERS AND OTHER HOMELESS PEOPLE. Peter Bedford Trust, 1986. 139p. Essays by a Quaker who worked with prisoners of war, and others in institutional settings, emphasizing the importance of self-respect.
STRUGGLE FOR JUSTICE: A REPORT ON CRIME AND PUNISHMENT IN AMERICAN. Prepared for the American Friends Service Committee. Hill and Wang, 1971.
Swift, David E. JOSEPH JOHN GURNEY: BANKER, REFORMER AND QUAKER. Wesleyan Uni., 1962. 304p. illus. Includes section on his work with his sister, Elizabeth Fry.
Teeters, Negley K. CALEB LOWNES OF PHILADELPHIA, 1754-1828, ADMINISTRATOR OF THE FIRST PENITENTIARY IN THE WORLD, THE WALNUT STREET JAIL, 1963.
**Teeters, Negley K. THE CRADLE OF THE PENITENTIARY: THE WALNUT STREET JAIL AT PHILADELPHIA, 1773-1835. Office copy, for reference use in library only.
**Teeters, Negley K. THEY WERE IN PRISON, 1937. Office copy, for reference use in library only.
Weikel, Darlyn D. THE QUAKER CHURCH AND THE FEMINIST MOVEMENT. Nittinger Printing. 1990. 25p. The impact of Quakers and Quaker women on ministry, suffrage, prison reform and the professions. by an Evangelical Friend.
Wilson, Rick. BREAKING THE CYCLE: WEST VIRGINIA LISTENING PROJECT. American Friends Service Committee, 1995.
For Children
Johnson, Jan. ANGEL OF THE PRISON: A STORY ABOUT ELIZABETH FRY. Winston Press, 1977. 32p., ill. Small picture book.
Johnson, Spencer. THE VALUE OF KINDNESS: THE STORY OF ELIZABETH FRY. Value Communications, 1976.
Vernon, Louise A. KEY TO THE PRISON. Herald Press, 1968. 139p., ill. Story of Fox’s early ministry.
Other References
See also Quaker Biography: Elizabeth Fry
Bacon, Margaret. THE QUIET REBELS, p. 132-139.
Brinton, Howard H. CHILDREN OF THE LIGHT, p. 368-373.
James, Sydney V. A PEOPLE AMONG PEOPLES, p. 151, 289-90.
Jorns, Auguste. THE QUAKERS AS PIONEERS IN SOCIAL WORK.
Newman, Daisy. A PROCESSION OF FRIENDS.
Russell, Elbert. HISTORY OF QUAKERISM, p. 261-264.
Audiovisuals
BEYOND PRISONS. Produced by the Canadian Quaker Committee on Jails and Justice, 1988. 58 minutes.
FAY HONEY KNOPP SPEAKS ABOUT PRISON AND PVS (PRISON VISITATION SERVICE). Quaker producer, 1990. 28 minutes.
SECOND EFFORT. Produced by Laura Jackson.
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