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What shall we do with our criminals? don't create them. A lecture ...
Our chief crime: cause and cure. Second lecture, on what shall we do with our criminals? ...
Juvenile delinquency and reformatory institutions: a lecture delivered to the members of the Leeds Mechanics' Institution, on the evening of Monday, the 23rd of February, 1857.
Report of the proceedings of a conference on the subject of preventive and reformatory schools held at Birmingham, on the 9th and 10th December, 1851.
Are the more hardened juvenile offenders fit subjects for the certified reformatory schools? A plea for the separate reformatory treatment of the comparatively innocent portion of juvenile offenders.
On the present aspect of serious crime in England, and the means used for its punishment and repression by government, with remarks on the reformatory school movement.
Reformatory schools. A letter ...
The second (third) report of the Children's Friend Reformatory School, Hardwicke, Gloucestershire, etc. /
Mettray. A letter from the recorder of Birmingham to Charles Bowyer Adderley, Esq., M.P. From the "Law Review" for February, 1855.
Report on reformatory farm institutions, read before the International Charitable Conference, at Paris /
Mettray: from 1839 to 1856 ...
The origin and progress of the national and industrial schools in connection with the church of the Holy Trinity, at Finchley, showing their effect in preventing juvenile delinquency.
On the reform of youthful criminals by means of reformatory schools, under 17 and 18 Vict. c. 86, being part of the charge of Mr. Baron Alderson to the Grand Jury of Yorkshire, at the winter assize, 1854.
Practical suggestions to the founders of reformatory schools, in a letter from the recorder of Birmingham to Lord Brougham, with His Lordship's answer.
What shall we do for our criminals? that is, for ourselves? /
Prevention and reformation the duty of the state, or of individuals? With some account of a reformatory institution.