Chapman, John Jay. Thomas Mott Osborne: Osborne's place in historic criminology Sermons London: Printed for Ephraim Johnston

London: Printed for Ephraim Johnston Bookseller in Manchester

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Chapman, John Jay. Thomas Mott Osborne: Osborne's place in historic criminology Sermons London: Printed for Ephraim JohnstonChapman, John Jay. Thomas Mott Osborne: Osborne's place in historic criminology. Boston: Offprint from The Harvard Graduates' Magazine, 1927. [2342] Printed wrappers, 6 x 9, portrait frontispiece, 19 clean pp., fine condition. Paperback. Thomas Mott Osborne (1859 1926), "American penologist whose inauguration of self help programs for prisoners through Mutual Welfare Leagues functioned as a model for the humanitarian programs of later penologists."