This is a fascinating historical account of the Vermont State Prison from its inception in 1807 to 1812. The book is full of interesting facts, anecdotes, and descriptions of life in the prison. It is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of the prison system, and offers valuable insights into the early days of incarceration in America.

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