Spare the Rod, Spoil the Colony: Corporal Punishment, Colonial Violence, and Generational Authority in Kenya, 1897—1952

Colonial governments relied on corporal punishment to broadcast their authority, often through military barracks, schools, courts, and penal institutions.3 Colonial courts were especially devoted to physical violence as a method of discipline and alternative to imprisonment, fines, or other forms of...

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