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Sir Walter Crofton believed the length of the sentence should not be an arbitrary period of time but should be related to the rehabilitation of the offender. After becoming the administrator of the Irish Prison System in 1854, Crofton initiated a system incorporating three classes of penal servitude: strict imprisonment, indeterminate sentences, and tickets-of-leave. This indeterminate system or Irish system, as it came to be known, permitted convicts to earn marks to move from solitary confinement to a return to the community on a conditional pardon or ticket-of-leave.
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Sir Humphrey Gilbert's half brother was?
Sir Walter Raleigh.
Who did Martin Frobisher work for?
Sir Martin Frobisher worked for Sir Walter Religh which is how he died, Sir Martin got an order from Sir Walter to go fight the Spanish and so he did. After wards he got many wounds and cuts and for then he past away.
How did sir Walter Scott die?
Sir Walter Scott died on 21 September 1832 in Melrose, Scotland.
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Walter Raleigh raised money to outfit a colony in North America.
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Who created the Irish system of imprisonment?
Sir Walter Crofton
When was Sir Walter Crofton the administrator of the prison on Norfolk Island?
1854
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Sir Humphrey Gilbert's half brother was?
Sir Walter Raleigh.
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What was sir Walter Raleigh's personality?
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Sir Walter Raleigh's father's name was Walter Raleigh.
Marmion by sir Walter Scott?
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When did Sir Walter Synnot die?
Sir Walter Synnot died in 1821.
When was Sir Walter Synnot born?
Sir Walter Synnot was born in 1742.
What was Sir Walter Raleigh's full name?
Sir Walter Raleigh's nickname (given by Queen Elizabeth) was Water because Sir Walter Raleigh never pronounced the letter l because of his accent .
