An edition of The subscriber most respectfully requests permission to present to the President of the United States a concise statement of the construction and of the physical and moral effects of penitentiary prisons, on the Auburn principle (1829)

The subscriber most respectfully requests permission to present to the President of the United States a concise statement of the construction and of the physical and moral effects of penitentiary prisons, on the Auburn principle

comp. from authentic documents in the possession of his humble servant, Charles Bullfinch.

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An edition of The subscriber most respectfully requests permission to present to the President of the United States a concise statement of the construction and of the physical and moral effects of penitentiary prisons, on the Auburn principle (1829)

The subscriber most respectfully requests permission to present to the President of the United States a concise statement of the construction and of the physical and moral effects of penitentiary prisons, on the Auburn principle

comp. from authentic documents in the possession of his humble servant, Charles Bullfinch.

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The subscriber most respectfully requests permission to present to the President of the United States a concise statement of the construction and of the physical and moral effects of penitentiary prisons, on the Auburn principle: comp. from authentic documents in the possession of his humble servant, Charles Bullfinch.
1829, D. Green, printer]
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[Prison discipline pamphlets, v. 6, no. 7]

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HV8971 .P7 vol. 6, no. 7

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OL6525700M
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