#20 James Freeman, 17, was sentenced to 21 days hard labor for stealing bread with his friend on July 7, 1870.

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#20 James Freeman, 17, was sentenced to 21 days hard labor for stealing bread with his friend on July 7, 1870.

Stories and Mugshots of Victorian Child and Teenage Criminals who faced Cruel Punishment for Petty Crimes, 1870s

#20 James Freeman, 17, was sentenced to 21 days hard labor for stealing bread with his friend on July 7, 1870.

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