Jeremy Bentham's Legal and Moral Reform Campaigns (1776–1832)

1. Bentham publishes critique of Blackstone

   Jan 1, 1776Labels: A Fragment, William Blackstone

   • Westminster Archive
   • MIT Press

2. Bentham argues to end legal limits on interest

   Jan 1, 1787Labels: Defence of

   • Econlib
   • Cambridge

3. Panopticon letters written as prison reform proposal

   Jan 1, 1787Labels: Panopticon, prison reform

   • Wikisource
   • Britannica

4. Utilitarian framework published in Morals and Legislation

   Jan 1, 1789Labels: An Introduction

   • Econlib
   • Huntington

5. Essay on Political Tactics printed for assemblies

   Jan 1, 1791Labels: Essay on

   • UCL Bentham
   • Grub Street

6. Panopticon proposal published in expanded form

   Jan 1, 1791Labels: Panopticon or

   • Lehigh Preserve
   • MD Law Library

7. Poor relief plan published in Annals of Agriculture

   Jan 1, 1797Labels: Pauper Management

   • UCL Laws

8. Dumont publishes Bentham’s legislation treatises in French

   Jan 1, 1802Labels: tienne Dumont

   • Morgan Library
   • Huntington

9. Church-of-Englandism attacks establishment and education policy

   Jan 1, 1818Labels: Church-of-Englandism

   • UCL Bentham

10. Plan of Parliamentary Reform calls for radical changes

    Jan 1, 1818Labels: Plan of

    • Lawbook Exchange

11. Art of Packing exposes manipulation of special juries

    Jan 1, 1821Labels: The Elements

    • AbeBooks
    • Wiki Effingham

12. Rationale of Judicial Evidence published with J. S. Mill’s editorship

    Jan 1, 1827Labels: Rationale of, John Stuart

    • UCL Bentham
    • Britannica

13. First Constitutional Code volume published, codification campaign intensifies

    Jan 1, 1830Labels: Constitutional Code, codification

    • McMaster Archive

14. Bentham dies after decades of reform campaigning

    Jun 6, 1832Labels: Jeremy Bentham

    • Britannica
    • SEP