Prisons and cells
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Debtors’ Tower
The debtors’ tower story exposes a contradiction: imprisonment could remove the debtor’s chance to earn the money owed.
In older urban law, a debtor’s liberty might be restricted to compel payment. If confinement prevented work, paying could become even more difficult. A debtors’ tower is a powerful image for this form of justice, but the general Old Town location in this entry does not establish one particular tower’s name or use. Historical records and city plans must be compared before assigning this story to a structure.
Practical information
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Treat the Old Town point as an introduction to debt imprisonment, not the verified location of a named tower.