Rules And Orders Of The Society For The Discharge And Relief Of Persons Imprisoned For Small Debts:

This historical document, "Rules And Orders Of The Society For The Discharge And Relief Of Persons Imprisoned For Small Debts," provides a detailed look into the operations of an 18th-century charitable organization. It includes the society's rules, forms of business, a list of benefactions, and a general account of receipts and disbursements. This book offers insights into the social issues surrounding debt and imprisonment during the period and the efforts made to alleviate the suffering of those imprisoned for small debts. It is a valuable resource for researchers interested in social history, philanthropy, and the history of legal reform.

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