Which 19th century penal reformist was superintendent of a penal colony for incorrigible and irredeemable offenders, and observed, "the harsh and brutalizing conditions in prisons did little to encourage convicts to be good citizens and, in fact, did much to ensure that they would become hardened criminals"?
A) Jeremy Bentham
B) T. L. Scott
C) Wickland
D) Alexander Maconochie
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