How were Quaker approaches to imprisonment received in Europe?
Europeans felt Quaker methods were cruel and unusual and wanted nothing to do with them.
Europeans used the Quaker methods of prayer and reflection but allowed inmates to do them in social settings.
Europeans used the Quaker practice of solitary confinement but dropped the spiritual aspects the Quakers associated with it.
Europeans used the practice of solitary confinement but were opposed to the Quaker method of making the convicts do labor.
