An examination of the progress of Bentham's Panopticon penitentiary scheme; his relations with Etienne Dumont and James Mill and his correspondence with the legal and political reformers of the day.
'All those professionally interested in Bentham and his period will be grateful to Stephen Conway,a most worthy successor to the scholars who have edited earlier volumes, forthe range and detail of the notes and the exceptionally fine standard of editing evident in the text, which is virtually error-free'
Utilitas Vol 1 No 1 1989
