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1829 Justice and Codification Petitions: Being Forms Proposed for Signature by All Pesons Whose Desire It Is to See Justice No Longer Sold, Delayed, Or Denied: and to Obtain a Possibility of That Knowledge of the Law, in Proportion to the Want of Which They Are Subjected to Unjust Punishments, and Deprived of the Benefit of Their Rights 1829

handle is hein.beal/jcpb0001 and id is 1 raw text is: sJotit anb (obiffration PETITIONS: BEINU FORMS PROPOSED FOR SIGNATURE BY ALL PERSONS WHOSE DESIRE IT IS TO SEE JUSTICE NO LONGER SOLD, DELAYED, OR DENIED: AND TO OBTAIN A POSSIBILITY OF THAT KNOWLEDGE OF THE LAW, IN PROPORTION TO THE WANT OF WHICH THEY ARE SUBJECTED TO UNJUST PUNISHMENTS, AND DEPRIVED of the Benefit of their RIGHTS. DRAFTS FOR THE ABOVE PROPOSED PETITIONS, BY JEREMY BENTHAD4. LONDON: PRINTED BY C. AND W. REYNELL, BROAD STREET, PUBLISHED BY ROBERT HEWARD, 2 WELLINGTON STREET, STRAND. 1829.

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