Prisons past and future /

• Freeman, John C.
• Howard, John, 1726?-1790.
• Howard League for Penal Reform

• Prisons -- History -- Addresses, essays, lectures.

• Heinemann Educational,

• 0435823086

• Papers presented at a conference held at the University of Kent in 1977 in commemoration of the bi-centenary of John Howard's 'The state of the prisons'.

• Durkheim and the law
• criminal prisons of London and scenes of prison life
• Prison reform in Lancashire 1700 1850 a study in local administration
• English local prisons 1860 1900 next only to death
• prison and the factory origins of the penitentiary system
• Protest and punishment the story of the social and political protesters transported to Australia 1788 1868
• Psychological research strategy and tactics
• Progress in penal reform
• Meiji 1868 revolution and counter revolution in Japan
• Limited responsibilities social movements and criminal justice
• Are prisons any better twenty years of correctional reform
• Penal discipline reformatory projects and the English Prison Commission 1895 1939
• just measure of pain the penitentiary in the industrial revolution 1750 1850
• Ireland 1912 1985 politics and society
• imprisonment of women
• reform of prisoners 1830 1900
• Straight talk about criminals understanding and treating antisocial individuals
• Police and protest in England and Ireland 1780 1850
• Oxford history of the prison the practice of punishment in Western society
• delinquent way of life third report of the Cambridge Study in Delinquent Development
• Life in Norman England
• European witch craze of the 16th and 17th centuries
• Imprisonment in England and Wales a concise history
• state of our prisons
• Crime and punishment in eighteenth century England
• Nineteenth century crime prevention and punishment
• Explaining criminal behaviour interdisciplinary approaches
• Understanding public attitudes to criminal justice
• development of personality
• Punishment and welfare a history of penal strategies
• Women crime and custody in Victorian England
• Kings trial the French Revolution vs Louis XVI
• world of the French Revolution
• police of Britain
• Imagining home gender race and national identity 1945 64
• search for order 1877 1920
• three Edwards war and state in England 1272 1377
• Abraham Lincoln and the second American Revolution
• Criminal behaviour a psychological analysis
• People in prison
• Reconstructing the criminal culture law and policy in England 1830 1914
• Black civil rights in America
• British propaganda during the First World War 1914 18
• Criminal and victim crime and society in early nineteenth century England
• Understanding prisons key issues in policy and practice
• City of dreadful delight narratives of sexual danger in late Victorian London
• place of the reign of Edward II in English history based upon the Ford lectures delivered in the University of Oxford in 1913
• Before the bobbies the night watch and police reform in metropolitan London 1720 1830
• Punishment and modern society a study in social theory
• Queens concubines and dowagers the Kings wife in the early middle ages
• Tudor rebellions maps by Leo Vernon
• Policing the Victorian community the formation of English provincial police forces 1856 80
• Second Empire and Commune France 1848 1871
• futures of criminology
• Discipline and punish the birth of the prison
• Discipline and punish the birth of the prison
• Belief attitude intention and behavior an introduction to theory and research
• history of Germany since 1789
• social history of France 1780 1880
• Critical criminology
• Crime and industrial society in the 19th century
• Dreyfus affair in French society and politics
• Witchcraft
• Constructing masculinity
• Russian revolution
• subordinated sex a history of attitudes toward women
• Medieval monasticism forms of religious life in Western Europe in the Middle Ages
• Policing provincial England 1829 1856 the politics of reform
• people of the parish community life in a late medieval English diocese
• Child development individual family and society
• What difference did the war make
• Promises to keep African Americans and the constitutional order 1776 to the present
• Edward Heath a biography
• Doing time an introduction to the sociology of imprisonment
• Napoleon
• Criminology a reader
• Black leadership in America from Booker T Washington to Jesse Jackson
• hanging tree execution and the English people 1770 1868
• Norman Conquest
• age of Bismarck documents and interpretations
• psychology research handbook a guide for graduate students and research assistants
• Judicial punishment in England
• Crime policing and punishment in England 1750 1914
• history of police in England and Wales
• Crime in context a critical criminology of market societies
• Patronage pedigree and power in later medieval England
• Witchcraft in England 1558 1618
• origins of English individualism the family property and social transition
• Nationalist era in China 1927 1949
• reign of King Henry VI the exercise of royal authority 1422 1461
• Crime and society in England 1750 1900
• Jacobin Republic 1792 1794
• civil rights movement struggle and resistance
• China through western eyes The twentieth century
• Crime and personality
• Applied criminology
• Understanding psychology and crime perspectives on theory and action
• fall of the French monarchy 1787 1792
• Europe in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries
• psychology of criminal conduct