Buxton, Thomas Fowell Sir

Books by Buxton, Thomas Fowell Sir

Total count: 40

• The speech of ... at the Egyptian hall, on the 26th November, 1816, on the subject ofthe distress in Spitalfields

  Printed and sold by W. Phillips1816-01-01
• The speech of Thomas Fowell Buxton, Esqat the Egyptian Hall, on the 26th November 1816, on the subject of the distress in Spitalfields : to which is added The report of the Spitalfields Association, read at the meeting

  Printed and sold by W. Phillips1816-01-01
• An inquiry, whether crime and misery are produced or preventedby our present system of prison discipline. Illustrated by descriptions of the Borough Compter, Tothill Fields Prison.3d ed.

  Arch1818-01-01
• An inquiry, whether crime and misery are produced or prevented, by our present system of prison disciplineIllustrated by descriptions of the Borough Compter. Tothill Fields. The jails at St. Albans. The jail at Guildford. The jail at Bristol. The jails at Bury & Ilchester. The Maison de force at Ghent. The Philadelphia prison. The penitentiary, Millbank. Andthe proceedings of the ladies' committee at Newgate6th ed.

  Printed for John and Arthur Arch ...1818-01-01
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  An inquiry, whether crime and misery are produced or prevented, by our present system of prison discipline.Illustrated by descriptions of the Borough Compter, Tothill Fields Prison, the Jail at St. Albans, the Jail at Guilford, the Jail at Bristol, the Jails at Bury & Ilchester, the Mason de Force at Ghent, the Philadelphia Prison, the Penitentiary at Millbank, and the proceedings of the Ladies' Committee at Newgate.Second edition.

  Printed for John and Arthur Arch; Butterworth and Sons; and John Hatchard1818-01-01
• The substance of the speech of Thos. Fowell Buxton, Esq. M.P. in the House of Commons, March 2d, 1819, on the motion of Sir James Mackintosh, Bart. "That, a select committee be appointed, to consider of so much of the criminal laws as relates to capital punishments or felonies, and to report their observations and opinions of the same, from time to time, to the House".

  Printed for John and Arthur Arch1819-01-01
• The substance of the speech of Thos. Fowell Buxton, Esq., M.P. in the House of Commons, March 2d, 1819on the motion of Sir James Mackintosh, bart. "that, a select committee be appointed, to consider of so much of the criminal laws as relates to capital punishments or felonies, and to report their observations and opinions of the same, from time to time, to the House".

  Printed for John and Arthur Arch ...; J. Butterworth ...; and John Hatchard ...1819-01-01
• Notes recueillies en visitant les prisons de la Suisse, et remarques sur les moyens de les amélioreravec quelques détails sur les prisons de Chambéry et de Turin

  J.J. Luc Sestié1820-01-01
• Ricerca quali delitti e calamità sono prodotte o prevenute dal presente sistema di disciplina delle carceri in Inghilterraillustrata colla relazione dello stato di varie prigioni e del metodo tenuto dal comitato delle dame a Newgate

  L. Pezzati1821-01-01
• Severity of punishmentspeech of Thomas Fowell Buxton, Esq. in the House of Commons, Wednesday, May 23rd, 1821, on the Bill "For mitigating the severity of punishment in certain cases of forgery, and the crimes connected therewith".

  Printed by T.C. Hansard1821-01-01
• Discours prononcé dans la Chambre des communes d'Angleterre, a l'appui de la motion pour l'adoucissement, et l'extinction graduelle de l'esclavage dans les colonies anglaises

  1824-01-01
• A letter to Thos Fowell Buxton, Esq. M.P., in refutation of his allegations respecting the decrease of the slaves in the British West India colonies

  E. Wilson1833-01-01
• Debate on the motion of T. Fowell Buxton, Esq., M.P., for protecting the civil rights and imparting civilization and the Christian religion to the native inhabitants of the British colonies, in the House of Commons ... July 1, 1834

  Printed for the proprietor of "The Mirror of Parliament"1834-01-01
• [Letter to Josiah Forster on the apprenticeship system]

  J. Rider, printer1837-01-01
• A letter to the Right Hon. Lord John Russell from Thomas Fowell Buxton, Esqon certain allegations recently made in the House of Commons in the debate on Sir George Strickland's motion for the abolition of Negro apprenticeship

  J. Hatchard and Son1838-01-01
• A letter to the Right Hon. Lord John Russell ...on certain allegations recently made in the House of Commons in the debate on Sir George Strickland's motion for the abolition of negro apprenticeship

  1838-01-01
• The African slave trade

  J. Murray1839-01-01
• 
  The African slave trade1st American, from 2nd London ed.

  Merrihew and Thompson1839-01-01
• The African slave trade and its remedySecond edition.

  John Murray1839-01-01
• The African slave trade

  John Murray1839-01-01
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