Henry Roscoe: The Life of William Roscoe: Contents

Reformer of the penal code and the author of Thoughts on Executive Justice (1786); he was a Whig MP and Solicitor-General who died a suicide. Reformer of the penal code and the author of Thoughts on Executive Justice (1786); he was a Whig MP and Solicitor-General who died a suicide.

CORRESPONDENCE:

Sir Samuel Romilly to William Roscoe, [June 1810]

REFERENCES TO:

Volume I, Chapter V. 1795 ¶ 26

Volume I, Chapter IX. 1806-1807 ¶ 18

Volume I, Chapter IX. 1806-1807 ¶ 27

Volume I, Chapter XI. 1809-1810 ¶ 43

Volume II, Chapter XII. 1811-1812 ¶ 59

Volume II, Chapter XVI. 1819 ¶ 9

Volume II, Chapter XVI. 1819 ¶ 10

William Roscoe to Étienne Dumont, [1825] ¶ 1

Volume II, Chapter XXI. ¶ 49

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Source Description:

Author: Henry Roscoe

Title: The Life of William Roscoe 2 vols (London: T. Cadell, 1833).

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Series: Lord Byron and his Times: http://lordbyron.org

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