Founded in 1825 by Louis Dwight, the Prison Discipline Society of Boston collected facts and statistics on prisons through correspondence and annual visits to ...

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Reports of the Prison discipline society, Boston. Author: Prison Discipline Society (Boston, Mass.) Published: 1855. Annual report.

Prison Discipline Society (Boston, Mass.) Publisher, Press of T.R. Marvin, 1855. Original from, the University of Michigan.

Page 59 - That all murder, which shall be perpetrated by means of poison, or by lying in wait, or by any other kind of wilful, deliberate and premeditated ...

The Prison Discipline Society (PDS), founded by Louis Dwight in 1825 to improve public prisons, ceased to exist after Dwight's death in 1854.

Second annual report of the board of managers of the Prison Discipline Society Boston, June 1, 1827 | | Describes theories and practices of housing ...

The Prison Discipline Society Records,. The Prison Discipline Society (PDS), founded by Louis Dwight in 1825 to improve public prisons, ceased to exist ...

This fascinating book traces the history and impact of prison discipline, highlighting advancements driven by the tireless work of dedicated individuals such as ...

REPORTS OF THE PRISON DISCIPLINE SOCIETY OF BOSTON the Twenty-nine Annual Reports of the Board of Managers 1826-1854 with a Memoir of Louis Dwight.

Reports of the Prison Discipline Society of Boston. 1st-29th; June 1826-May 1854. Available at Lane Library Main Stacks, 2nd floor (HV8987 .P7133) ...