Reflections on Charity and Prostitution in Europe
A lengthy critical essay discusses the Magdalen Charity and abroad reformatories in Amsterdam and other cities. It contrasts punitive and reformist approaches, cites a Dutch system, and critiques Italian and Catholic practices. The piece argues for mercy, public order, and a humane policy while reflecting on British affairs and peace prospects. It also surveys treaties from Utrecht to Aix la Chapelle, urging justice and territorial rights in North America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdalen Charity
Hanway
Italy
France
Spain
United Provinces
Holland
Amsterdam
Rotterdam
England
Rome
Puslic Long
Old England
London
Versailles
Acadia
Nova Scotia
Cape Breton
Newfoundland
Iland
Gibraltar
Utrecht
Great Britain
Moses
Mississippi
Colonel Wood
Charles the Second
Doctor Cox
New Jersey
Crown Point
New York
St. Vincent
Caribbee
Crown of
Aix la Chapelle
Duke of Montague
Salmon
Martinica
North America
Europe
Providence
Africa
East
West Indies
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Fteersman
Bedford
Iéeria
Syrus
Drury-Lane
Theatre Royal
Drury- Lane
Mr. Marr
Mr. Gardiner
Af Aad Rat
Roy
Baddeley
Millar
Davis
Udieldin
Yates
E. Ambross
Weston
Mife Cockayne
Mr. Baddeley
Mrs. Maguire
Ughton
M. Andrews
Miss Brown
J. Gibson
E. Bowen
J. Newbery
Sc. Paul’s Church Yard
England and
Wales