Punishment without crime :
Baldwin, Walter J., fl. 1810-1823.
Punishment without crime : or imprisonment for debt proved unjust, impolitic, (injurious alike to the creditor and debtor, and vitally pernicious to the best interests of the community), unconstitutional, and even at this day illegal: ... in an address to the Prince Regent, ... and in a petition to the Houses of Lords and Commons, with notes and essays; ... by Walter J. Baldwin, Esq. - London : printed and published by C. Mitcham; sold by Sherwood, Neely, & Jones; J. Blacklock; M. Jones; and all other booksellers, 1813. - 338, [2]p.
Final leaf contains errata.
Debt, Imprisonment for--Great Britain.
Punishment without crime : or imprisonment for debt proved unjust, impolitic, (injurious alike to the creditor and debtor, and vitally pernicious to the best interests of the community), unconstitutional, and even at this day illegal: ... in an address to the Prince Regent, ... and in a petition to the Houses of Lords and Commons, with notes and essays; ... by Walter J. Baldwin, Esq. - London : printed and published by C. Mitcham; sold by Sherwood, Neely, & Jones; J. Blacklock; M. Jones; and all other booksellers, 1813. - 338, [2]p.
Final leaf contains errata.
Debt, Imprisonment for--Great Britain.