Convict RebellionKicking in the WombAt no time did the convicts ever accept what was being done to them. Initially their thoughts turned to escape, but gradually they came to focus on nation building. The first glimpses of adaptation to the place, of constitutional thinking, social standard setting are all to be seen in the stories of convict rebellion.
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