Penology (9 resultados)

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(4), III, (2), 10-122 pp. Sparsely illustrated. Publisher's printed wrappers. Spine just slightly discoloured at the spine ends, else a very well kept copy.

(4), IV, 148 pp. Soft cover. A very good copy. Contains: Butler, The Prisons of Great Britain. * Collin, Leading Principles of Modern Prison Science. * Norris, The Philosophy of Crimes and Punishment. * Wey, Criminal Anthropology. * Smith, New York's Prison Laws. * Prison Labor Systems. * Editor, The Elmira Refomatory of To-Day. …

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First Edition. A Pioneering System of English Penology [Penology]. [Great Britain]. General Regulations for Inspection and Controul of All the Prisons, Together with the Rules, Orders, And Bye Laws, For the Government of the Gaol and Penitentiary House, For the County of Glocester, Made, Published, And Declared at a General or Quarter Sessions of the Peace, Holden by Adjournment on the 15th of July, 1790 (.) and Confirmed by the Judges of Assize, at the Assizes held for the said County, on the 6th Day of August, 1790. Glocester: Printed by R. Raikes. Sold by T. Cadel, In the Strand; And J. Evans, Pater-Noster-Row, London [et al.], [1790]. [ii], 84; 47, [1] pp. Two parts, each with title page and individual pagination. Octavo (9" x 6"; 23 x 15 cm). Stab-stitched pamphlet with untrimmed edges bound into later buckram, gilt title to spine. Light rubbing to extremities, corners bumped. Moderate toning to interior, light foxing to a few leaves, early repair to front endleaf. A very good copy. $250 * First edition. The General Regulations describes the influential reformed system of Gloucestershire's prisons produced under the direction of the Gloucestershire reformer and philanthropist Sir George Onesiphorus Paul [1846-1920]. One of the first systems of its kind introduced in England, it was, as noted by Webb and Webb, "a carefully thought-out plan of separate sleeping and separate employment in isolated cells, varied with daily chapel, twenty-minutes' tread-wheel and twenty minutes' walk-all in silent association-and professedly tempered, every day or every few days, by regular visits from and conversation with the master and the chaplain, the surgeon and the Visiting Justice." This work had an undated, and much shorter, second edition. Both editions are scarce. OCLC locates no copies of the first edition in North America; the English Short-Title Catalogue locates 3 (McMaster University, Newberry Library, University of Pennsylvania). Webb & Webb, English Prisons Under Local Government 90. English Short-Title Catalogue T1839. …

An Exceptionally Rare Association Copy, Likely Annotated by the Author, Sir George Onesiphorus Paul [Penology]. [Great Britain]. [Paul, Sir George Onesiphorus (1846-1920)]. General Regulations for Inspection and Controul of All the Prisons, Together with the Rules, Orders, And Bye Laws, For the Government of the Gaol and Penitentiary House, For the County of Glocester, Made, Published, And Declared at a General or Quarter Sessions of the Peace, Holden by Adjournment on the 15th of July, 1790; And Confirmed by the Judges of Assize, At the Assizes Held for the Saia [sic] County, On the 6th Day of August, 1790. Second Edition. Gloucester: Printed by R. Raikes. Sold by T. Cadel, In the Strand; And J. Evans, Pater-Noster-Row, London [et al.], [1790]. [ii], 17-83, [1] pp. ONLY. [Bound with] [Paul, Sir George Onesiphorus]. Address to the Justices of the County of Glocester, Assembled at Their Michaelmas General Quarter-Sessions, 1789. [Gloucester?: S.n., 1789]. xlii pp. Bound after title page of General Regulations (2nd ed.); last leaf (pp. [xli]-xlii) bound before main text. Complete. [and] General Regulations for Inspection and Controul of All the Prisons [.] Made, Published, And Declared at a General or Quarter Sessions of the Peace, Holden by Adjournment on the 15th of July; Before Dodington Hunt, Chairman [.] and Confirmed by the Judges of Assize, At the Assizes Held for the Said County, On the 6th Day of August, 1790. [Gloucester: Printed by R. Raikes. Sold by T. Cadel (et al.), 1790]. 47, [1] pp. ONLY. Together three titles in one volume. Octavo (8-1/4" x 5-1/4"; 21 x 13.2 cm). **THIS DESCRIPTION IS TRUNCATED DUE TO CHARACTER LIMITS. PLEASE CONTACT US FOR A COMPLETE VERSION.** Later cloth, gilt fillets, title and date to spine, endpapers renewed. Light soiling and minor shelfwear to exterior, library bookplate and shelf label to front pastedown. Moderate toning to interior, occasional light foxing. Early ink and pencil annotations and corrections, some quite extensive, in many places (none present in Address). $1,500. * This volume presents a unique and vital collection of three foundational documents outlining the highly influential "Gloucester Model" of prison reform from the late 18th century. It consists of most of the second edition of General.…

First and only edition of this scarce report of the first Russian Prison Aid Society, and most likely its inaugural publication, detailing the findings of an investigative committee which was allowed access to detainees in St Petersburg. In the 1810s, the English Quaker missionary Walter Venning visited St Petersburg and met Russian imperial court officials, encouraging them to reform the capital's prisons. Emperor Alexander had a favourable impression of the Quakers based upon his visit to England in 1814, and he responded to Venning's request by signing legislation to form Russia's first Prison Aid Society in 1819. This report is divided into three sections, which detail proposals for the improvement of conditions in the prisons visited by the committee, the current state of the institutions they inspected, and desiderata for the future. The committee paid equal attention to the conditions in which women and men were held, with subchapters of Part II remarking on the female and male sections of the main civil and military prisons in the capital. In the concluding section, the committee emphasises its desire to visit and help improve conditions in the notorious prisons of Siberia. WorldCat locates only nine copies of this work in institutions. Bruce Friend Adams, The Politics of Punishment, Prison Reform in Russia 1863-1917, 2019; Andrew Gentes, Exile to Siberia, 1590-1822. Octavo (196 x 120 mm). Decorative monogram on title page; text in Russian. Handsome contemporary green morocco-grain roan, spine lettered and ruled in gilt, gilt quatrefoils in compartments, wide gilt palmette and feather roll panel to boards, board edges gilt-milled at the corners, foliate gilt roll to turn-ins, Vitruvian scroll in blind at edges of blue surface-paper endpapers, all edges gilt, pale grey silk bookmarker. Roan with only light rubbing and soiling, joints consolidated, contents foxed: a very good copy, presenting handsomely on the shelf.…