Nineteenth-Century Crime and Punishment

Herausgeber: Bailey, Victor

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Produktbeschreibung

This set presents the essential issues of crime and punishment in the long nineteenth-century. Through the presentation of primary source documents, it explores the development of a modern pattern of crime and a modern system of penal policy and practice.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis
• Seitenzahl: 404
• Erscheinungstermin: 26. Juli 2021
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 24mm
• Gewicht: 744g
• ISBN-13: 9781138587335
• ISBN-10: 1138587338
• Artikelnr.: 69944385

Autorenporträt

Victor Bailey is the Charles W. Battey Distinguished Professor of British History at the University of Kansas, USA

Inhaltsangabe

Volume III: Next Only to Death: Secondary Punishments Part 1. The Crisis of Punishment and the Penitentiary Act 1779 1: Rev. Samuel Denne
A Letter to Sir Robert Ladbroke . . . An Attempt to shew the good effects which may reasonably be expected from the Confinement of Criminals in Separate Apartments. (London
1771). 2: Jonas Hanway
The Defects of Police. The Cause of Immorality (1775). 3. William Eden on crisis of American transportation
16 Jan. 1776
British Library
Add MSS
Auckland Papers. 4. William Eden & Edmund Burke
exchange of letters
1776. Correspondence of Edmund Burke
vol. III
1774-1778 (1961)
pp. 251-53; Correspondence of the Right Honourable Edmund Burke
vol. II (1844)
pp. 94-95. 5. William Eden
Observations on the Bill to punish by Imprisonment and Hard Labour certain Offenders; and to provide Places for their Reception
1778
House of Commons Sessional Papers of the Eighteenth Century
ed. Sheila Lambert
vol. 28 (1975)
pp. 331-41. 6. Jeremy Bentham
A View of the Hard-Labour Bill (London
1778). 7. 'Letters to the Rev. John Roget
June 9 & 13
1780'
Memoirs of The Life of Sir Samuel Romilly
written by himself; with a selection from His Correspondence
Edited by his sons
Vol. 1
second edition; London
1840
pp. 122-132. 8. The Life of Dr. Samuel Johnson
carefully abridged from Mr. Boswell's Large Work (London
1792)
pp. 125-128. 9. 'State of Buckingham Prison'
14 March 1787
Judges' Reports
Part 2: TNA
HO 47/6. 10. 'Transportation or Death'
Old Bailey Sessions Papers
1787-89. Part 2. The Hulks 11. 'Report from the Select Committee on Secondary Punishments'
Parliamentary Papers (276)
1831-32
vol. VII
pp. 12-16. 12. Poverty
Mendicity and Crime . . . by W.A. Miles
ed. H. Brandon (1839)
pp. 33-37. 13. Petition letter from wife of convict in Hulks in Bermuda
Dec. 20
1860: British Library
Add MSS
Carnarvon Papers. Part 3. Transportation: Personal Experiences 14. Van Diemen's Land'
in John Ashton
Modern Street Ballads (1888)
pp. 361-363. 15. Old Bailey Proceedings Online: cases of returning from transportation
or escaping from the hulks
felony punishable by death
1787-89
1809-1810. 16. Petitioner wants to be transported; is at present on board Hulk Justitia
1826: TNA
Privy Council
PC1/74. 17. Petitioner wants to join convict husband in New South Wales
1829: TNA
Privy Council
PC1/77. 18. Anonymous threatening letter to chairman of Wakefield Quarter Sessions
from prisoner sentenced to transportation
presently on hulk
not expecting to be transported
1829: TNA
Privy Council
PC1/77. Part 4. Transportation: the Critique 19. 'Sydney Smith and Sir Robert Peel on Secondary Punishment'
Sir Robert Peel from His Private Correspondence
C.S. Parker (ed.)
vol. 1 (1891)
pp. 400-402. 20. Charles Grey
'Secondary Punishments-Transportation'
Edinburgh Review
vol. LVIII
Jan. 1834
pp. 340-359. 21. 'Report from the Select Committee on Transportation'
Parliamentary Papers
1838
vol. XXII
pp. 18-21. 22. Lord John Russell
memo on transportation and secondary punishment
Jan. 1839: TNA
CO 201/290. 23. 'Sir George Grey on a Reformed System of Transportation'
Sir George Grey note to 3rd Earl Grey
20 Jan.
1847: TNA
CO 280/217. Part 5. Panopticon 24. Patrick Colquhoun
A Treatise on the Police of the Metropolis
6th edition (1800)
pp. 481-497. 25. John Howard
An Account of the Principal Lazarettos in Europe (1789)
pp. 169
220-222
226. 26. 'Penitentiary
Millbank
Death of Another Convict'
The Times
19 July1823
p. 3. 27. Arthur Griffiths
Memorials of Millbank
vol. 1 (1875)
pp. 92-103
135-146. 28. 'Mayhew and Binney on Milbank'
Henry Mayhew and John Binny
The Criminal Prisons of London (1862)
pp. 235-236. Part 6. Debate on Prison Reform 29. George Holford
'Thoughts on the Criminal Prisons of this Country
occasioned by the Bill now in the House of Commons
for consolidating and amending the Laws relating to Prisons'
Pamphleteer
vol. XVIII
1821 (2nd edition)
pp. 169-185. 30. Sydney Smith
'Prisons'
Edinburgh Review
vol. XXXVI
Feb. 1822
pp. 354-355
358-360
374. 31. Sydney Smith to Peel
27 Mar. 1826
in Sir Robert Peel from his Private Correspondence
ed. C. S. Parker
vol. 1 (1891)
pp. 402-403. 32. Description of the Tread Mill
for the Employment of Prisoners (1823)
pp. 3-8
27-29
31-32
Appendix. 33. Elizabeth Fry on Religious Instruction in Prisons
'First Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to inquire into the present state of the several Gaols and Houses of Correction in England and Wales'
(438)
Parliamentary Papers
1835
vol. XI
Evidence
pp. 328-329
338-339. 34. Reginald W. Jeffery
Dyott's Diary 1781-1845
vol. 2
(1907)
pp. 14-15
26-27
39-40. 35. W. A. Miles
'Select Committee on Gaols'
Secret Report
1835
NA
HO 73/16. 36. 'Second Report from the S.C of the House of Lords . . . into the Execution of the Criminal Law
especially re. Juvenile Offenders & Transportation'
(534)
Parliamentary Papers
1847
vol. VII
Appendix to Mins of Evidence
pp. 788-94. M.D. Hill submitted Draft Report on the Principles of Punishment
presented to the Committee on Criminal Law appointed by the Law Amendment Society in Dec. 1846. 37. A. Maconochie to Sir Denis Le Marchant (Under Secretary of State
Home Department) on the Mark System
5 August 1847: TNA
HO 45/1840. 38. 'Report from the Select Committee on Prison Discipline'
A. Maconochie's Evidence
(632)
Parliamentary Papers 1850
vol. XVII
pp. 447-463. Part 7. Silent and Separate Systems of Prison Discipline 39. 'Report of William Crawford
on the Penitentiaries of the United States'
(593)
Parliamentary Papers
1834
vol. XLVI
pp. 10-16; 27-40. 40. Charles Dickens
on Eastern Penitentiary
Philadelphia
American Notes
1st pub. 1842. Part 8. Pentonville and the Age of the Separate System 41. Elizabeth Fry to Jebb on Pentonville prison
22 July 1841
Memoir of the Life of Elizabeth Fry
edited by two of her daughters (1847)
vol. 2
pp. 395-396. 42. Dr. Forbes Winslow
'Prison Discipline'
Medical Society of London
Lancet
vol. 1
29 Mar. 1851
pp. 358-359. 43. Robert Ferguson
'The Two Systems at Pentonville'
London Quarterly Review
vol. XCII
April 1853
pp. 258-269. 44. Thomas Carlyle
'Model Prisons'
1st March 1850
in Latter-Day Pamphlets
vol XX of Centenary Edition
The Works of Thomas Carlyle in Thirty Volumes
(1898)
pp. 52-56; 58-60; 62-63; 65; 69-70; 73; 76-77.