Fleet Prison

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Fleet Prison was a notorious London debtors' and civil prison, historically infamous for its harsh conditions and association with many prominent inmates.

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instanceOf prison
coordinateLocation 51.514°N 0.106°W
country England
United Kingdom
criticizedBy prison reformers
demolished 1846
dissolved 1842
feature liberty of the Fleet (area where prisoners could live outside on payment)
sponging-houses for temporary confinement
wards divided by prisoners' ability to pay
hasInmate Charles Hall NERFINISHED
James Oglethorpe's father (Theophilus Oglethorpe) was imprisoned there
John Cleland NERFINISHED
John Donne NERFINISHED
Titus Oates NERFINISHED
William Penn NERFINISHED
numerous writers and pamphleteers
various political prisoners
hasUse imprisonment for civil offenses
imprisonment for contempt of court
imprisonment for debt
inception 12th century
before 1197
jurisdiction Court of Chancery NERFINISHED
Court of Common Pleas NERFINISHED
Court of King's Bench NERFINISHED
knownFor corruption
extortion of prisoners
harsh conditions
housing civil prisoners
housing debtors
notorious reputation
locatedIn City of London
locatedNear Fleet Street NERFINISHED
River Fleet NERFINISHED
location London, England
surface form: London
mentionedIn The Pickwick Papers NERFINISHED
various 18th- and 19th-century pamphlets
operatedBy English Crown NERFINISHED
Wardens of the Fleet NERFINISHED
replacedBy Queen's Bench Prison NERFINISHED
Queen's Prison NERFINISHED
significantEvent Fleet Marriages scandal NERFINISHED
Gordon Riots damage in 1780
damaged in the Great Fire of London in 1666
destroyed in the Peasants' Revolt of 1381
rebuilt after the Great Fire of London
rebuilt after the Peasants' Revolt of 1381

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Horatio Bottomley placeOfDeath Fleet Prison