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A reply to the question, what is to be done with our convicts? Being an exposition of a new system for the employment and management of convict prisoners under sentence of transportation, or of imprisonment for periods of two years and upwards.
The Ragged School Shoe-Black Society. An account of its origin, operations, and present condition /
Social evils: their causes and their cure. A lecture, delivered before the Bilston Institute in connection with St. Mary's national schools.
"Truth is stranger than fiction." True account of the proceedings leading to, and a full and authentic report of, the searching inquiry by Her Majesty's Commissioners, into the horrible system of discipline practised at the borough gaol of Birmingham /
A letter to the Right Honourable the Earl of Shaftesbury, on the establishment of ragged school churches /
Remarks on the present state of crime, with a brief enquiry into its probable causes ...
An account of the Reformatory Institution, for juvenile offenders at Mettray, in France /
A home for the outcast: being an account of the origin and progress of the London Industrial Institution ... for the prevention of juvenile crime.
The farm-school system of the Continent and its applicability to the preventive and reformatory education of pauper and criminal children in England and Wales.
Shoe-blacks & broomers. In a letter to boys.
What is to be done with our convicts: sketch of a system of penal state servitude, an efficient, reformatory, and economic substitute for transportation and imprisonment.
What are the best means of reclaiming our lost population? A report presented to the Ruri-Decanal Chapter of Leeds; from a committee of that body, October 20th, 1851, etc.
Penal discipline. Three letters ...
The officer: an address to officers in charge of prisoners.
What shall we do with our criminals? With an account of the prison of Valencia, and the penitentiary of Mettray.