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K46 .N5 74061
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A discourse on the rightfulness and expediency of capital punishment |
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K46.N5 74061
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A discourse on the rightfulness and expediency of capital punishment |
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K46 .N5 74062
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Prison science versus prison discipline reminiscences of six-and-thirty years / |
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K46.N5 74062
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Prison science versus prison discipline reminiscences of six-and-thirty years / |
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K46 .N5 74073
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The vendetta, or, How law evolves from the patriarchal cell |
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K46.N5 74073
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The vendetta, or, How law evolves from the patriarchal cell |
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K46 .N5 74074
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An Argument on the law of criminal homicide and self-defense prepared in the case of the state of Ohio vs. -- indicted for manslaughter, for the killing of -- |
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K46.N5 74074
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An Argument on the law of criminal homicide and self-defense prepared in the case of the state of Ohio vs. -- indicted for manslaughter, for the killing of -- |
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K46 .N5 74077-74078
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A treatise upon natural, civil and constitutional liberty with many references to eminent English and American jurists and authors / |
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K46.N5 74077-74078
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A treatise upon natural, civil and constitutional liberty with many references to eminent English and American jurists and authors / |
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K46 .N5 74079
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An examination of the remarks on the report of the commissioners, appointed by the Legislature of New York, on the 12th of April, 1824, to visit the state prisons at New York and Auburn, and the act proposed for regulating the same |
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K46.N5 74079
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An examination of the remarks on the report of the commissioners, appointed by the Legislature of New York, on the 12th of April, 1824, to visit the state prisons at New York and Auburn, and the act proposed for regulating the same |
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K46 .N5 74080
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Argument of Benjamin F. Porter in support of a bill, introduced by him, in the House of Representatives of Alabama, to abrogate the punishment of death. |
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K46.N5 74080
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Argument of Benjamin F. Porter in support of a bill, introduced by him, in the House of Representatives of Alabama, to abrogate the punishment of death. |
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K46 .N5 74093
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Five years in state's prison, or, Interesting truths showing the manner of discipline in the state prisons at Singsing and Auburn, exhibiting the great contrast between the two institutions, in the treatment of the unhappy inmates, represented in a dialogue between Singsing and Auburn / |
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K46.N5 74093
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Five years in state's prison, or, Interesting truths showing the manner of discipline in the state prisons at Singsing and Auburn, exhibiting the great contrast between the two institutions, in the treatment of the unhappy inmates, represented in a dialogue between Singsing and Auburn / |
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K46 .N5 74095
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Some of the causes which tend to promote the increase of crime in the United States report of the Criminal Law Reform Committee of the National Prison Association, read at its annual session at Baltimore, Maryland, December 5th, 1892 / |
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K46.N5 74095
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Some of the causes which tend to promote the increase of crime in the United States report of the Criminal Law Reform Committee of the National Prison Association, read at its annual session at Baltimore, Maryland, December 5th, 1892 / |
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K46 .N5 74100
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Narrative of the barbarous treatment of two unfortunate females natives of the parish of Concordia, Louisiana, whose husband and parent were inhumanely murdered by two runaway blacks, the principal instigator of which has since suffered at the stake. |
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K46.N5 74100
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Narrative of the barbarous treatment of two unfortunate females natives of the parish of Concordia, Louisiana, whose husband and parent were inhumanely murdered by two runaway blacks, the principal instigator of which has since suffered at the stake. |
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