全新版大學英語綜合教程 5：學生用書（簡體書）

The Norfolk Prison Colonys library was in the school building.A variety of classes were taught there by instructors who came from such places as Harvard and Boston universities.The weekly debates between inmate teams were also held in the school building.You would be aston- ished to know how worked up convict de-baters and audiences would get over sub- jects like "Should Babies Be Fed Milk?"
Available on the prison librarys shelves were books on just about every general subject.Much of the big private collection that Parkhurst had willed to the prison3 was still in crates and boxes in the library-thousands of old books.Some of them looked ancient:covers faded,old- time parchment-looking binding.
Parkhurst,Ive mentioned, seemed to have been principally interested in history and religion.He had the money and the spe-cial interest to have a lot of books that you wouldnt have in general circulation.Any college library would have been lucky to get that collection.