Photo Credits

Figure 1: “Inmate Case File for Roscoe Hamilton, Inmate #951;” Inmate Case Files, 1902–1922; Records of the Bureau of Prisons, Record Group 129; National Archives at Atlanta, Morrow, GA.

Figure 2: “Inmate Case File for Howell Cobb, Inmate #71;” Inmate Case Files, 1902–1922; Records of the Bureau of Prisons, Record Group 129; National Archives at Atlanta, Morrow, GA.

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