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Anonymous (1622). A petition to the King’s most excellent Majesty … wherein is declared the mischiefs and inconveniences, arising to the King and Common-wealth, by the imprisoning of men’s bodies for debt

Anonymous (1641). The humble petition of the distressed prisoners for debt, within the prisons of the Kings Bench; and of all other prisoners for debt

Anonymous (1673). The English-mans question whether imprisonment of the body, for debt and damages, be more advantagious [sic], or prejudicial to the English nation? Also an account of the number of persons that lies now in prison for debt in all the gaoles in England

Anonymous (1699). A Petition of a multitude of poor prisoners for debt, that lie in the King’s Bench and Fleet,for and on the behalf of themselves, and many thousand other the like prisoners in several prisons in London, Westminster, and suburbs thereof, and in the many prisons in this kingdom

Anonymous (1715). Reasons Humbley offer’d to the Parliament of Great-Britain, for passing the bill now depending for discharge of poor insolvent prisoners for debt

Anonymous (1726). Prisoner’s Advocate, or, a Caveat against under sheriffs, and their officers