The substance of the speeches of S. Lushington, LL. D. and J
The substance of the speeches of S. Lushington, LL. D. and J. Sydney Taylor, A. M.. barrister-at-law, at a public meeting in Exeter-Hall (of the Society for the Promotion of Prison Discipline), Monday, May 30, 1831, on the resolution relative to the punishment of death
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