This detailed report takes a comprehensive look at the reformatory and industrial schools of Great Britain in the late 19th century. The report provides descriptions of various institutions and their programs, including detailed time-tables of daily routines and curricula. The appendices contain a wealth of additional data and documentation, making this an essential reference for anyone studying juvenile justice or social history in Britain.

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