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Title: In the uttermost East, being an account of investigations among the natives and Russian convicts of the island of Sakhalin, with notes of travel in Korea, Siberia, and Manchuria
Year: 1903 (1900s)
Authors: Hawes, Charles Henry, 1867-1943
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Publisher: London, Harper
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male prisonerswere put in chains because they would not do the will ottheir villainous overseers. Flogging with birch-rods is notnecessarily a cruel or unfitting punishment for hardenedcriminals. The regrettable thing was that a quiet andrespectful prisoner might be arbitrarily ordered stripes byPatrin, the Chief of the prison, or by officials of his stamp,when in a mood or passion. The plet is a modified form of the knut. The latter,which has long been laid aside, is described as similar toa plet, but with an iron hook at the end of the thongs.The plet is a whip with a stout thick handle about eighteeninches in length, and a six-foot thong branching into three.These three thongs used to end in little bags filled withlead. Only recently (since I was on the island) one ofthese, such as I have described, was sent from Sakhalinto St. Petersburg as a curiosity ; and, I believe, theseleaded ends are replaced to-day with knots. However,my interpreter, who reached the island in 1897, said s.
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