Oliver MacDonagh was W.K. Hancock Professor of History in the Research School of Social Sciences at the Australian National University.

Original Review of The Inspector General: ‘…anyone interested in such topics as education, prison reform, treatment of lunacy, infectious disease…will find much new information and provocative comment here…an elegantly written work.’ Thomas Bartlett, Irish Historical Studies, 1983, 23: 91.

• 1.In Search of Sir Jeremiah 2. Prison Reform in Ireland, 1763-1783 3. A Prologue and an Act, 18784-1786 4. Sir Jeremiah and the Charter Schools, 1785-1788 5. The Greasy Pole, 1786-1788 6. Progress and Penitentiaries, 1788-1793 7. The Translation, 1793-1794 8. The Layman with the Lamp, 1794-1795 9. Waterloo, 1795 10. The Aftermath, 1795 11. A Sort of Tableland, 1796-1802 12. Service and Servitude, 1796-1802 13. Meanings.

Oliver MacDonagh was W.K. Hancock Professor of History in the Research School of Social Sciences at the Australian National University.

Original Review of The Inspector General: ‘…anyone interested in such topics as education, prison reform, treatment of lunacy, infectious disease…will find much new information and provocative comment here…an elegantly written work.’ Thomas Bartlett, Irish Historical Studies, 1983, 23: 91.

• 1.In Search of Sir Jeremiah 2. Prison Reform in Ireland, 1763-1783 3. A Prologue and an Act, 18784-1786 4. Sir Jeremiah and the Charter Schools, 1785-1788 5. The Greasy Pole, 1786-1788 6. Progress and Penitentiaries, 1788-1793 7. The Translation, 1793-1794 8. The Layman with the Lamp, 1794-1795 9. Waterloo, 1795 10. The Aftermath, 1795 11. A Sort of Tableland, 1796-1802 12. Service and Servitude, 1796-1802 13. Meanings.

Oliver MacDonagh was W.K. Hancock Professor of History in the Research School of Social Sciences at the Australian National University.

Original Review of The Inspector General: ‘…anyone interested in such topics as education, prison reform, treatment of lunacy, infectious disease…will find much new information and provocative comment here…an elegantly written work.’ Thomas Bartlett, Irish Historical Studies, 1983, 23: 91.

• 1.In Search of Sir Jeremiah 2. Prison Reform in Ireland, 1763-1783 3. A Prologue and an Act, 18784-1786 4. Sir Jeremiah and the Charter Schools, 1785-1788 5. The Greasy Pole, 1786-1788 6. Progress and Penitentiaries, 1788-1793 7. The Translation, 1793-1794 8. The Layman with the Lamp, 1794-1795 9. Waterloo, 1795 10. The Aftermath, 1795 11. A Sort of Tableland, 1796-1802 12. Service and Servitude, 1796-1802 13. Meanings.