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The first five years of the House of mercy, Clewer.
Social versus political reform. The sin of great cities; or, The great social evil a national sin, etc.
The first five years of the House of mercy, Clewer.
Is it well to institute sisterhoods in the Church of England for the care of female penitents?.
Prostitution considered in relation to its cause and cure.
The waifs of womanhood: or a plea for "unfortunates.".
An account of the penitentiary at Shipmeadow ...
The great sin of great cities, being a reprint ... of an article, entitled "Prostitution" from the Westminster and Foreign Quarterly Review, for July MDCCCL /
Lost sisters found.
Mercy for the fallen: two sermons in aid of the House of Mercy, Clewer. [2 Cor. v. 21; John xix. 25.] To which is added, an appeal for the completion of the house.
Address to penitents; delivered at the opening of St. James's home for penitents, Whetstone, Middlesex; October 10, 1857.
The house of mercy at Shipmeadow, near Beccles /
The fallen and their associates.
A further appeal ...