Letter from the Committee of Magistrates of the county of Pembroke, to Samuel Hoare, Esq., chairman of the Society for Promoting Prison Discipline, Lombard Street, London
by Society for Promoting Prison Discipline, Samuel Hoare, H. Leach, Great Britain. Court of Quarter Sessions of the Peace (Pembrokeshire). Committee of Magistrates
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