Roberts, Samuel

An address to the members of the two Wilberforce-Committees, London and York

The pauper's advocate

The wickedness of the new poor law

The gypsies: their origin, continuance, and destination

Observations on the grinder's asthma

Lord Brougham and the new poor laws

Chartism! Its cause and cure

The voice of an octagenarian, denouncing wickedness in high places

Tocsin the second, or, The total and immediate abolition of slavery

The safe, satisfactory, efficient, immediate and total abolition of slavery

Omnipotence, as exemplified in the abolition of slavery

A letter to the Rev. Thomas Smith, A.M., on the subject of slavery

England's crisis

Lessons for statesmen, with anecdotes respecting them, calculated to preserve the aristocracy from destruction and the country from ruin

The Rev. Dr. Pye Smith and the new poor law

Tales of the poor

The Gypsies

England's glory, or, The good old poor laws

A dry crust of the Ecclesall Bierlow pauper bread, for the building committee of the Sheffield Guardians of the Poor

The peers, the people, and the poor

The tocsin, or, Slavery the curse of Christendom

Slavery

Honours conferred on Samuel Roberts, Esq., author of the Scrutineer, for his letter addressed to the Rev. Thomas Smith, A.M., on the subject of slavery

The doctors

Appendix to the lecturers lectured

The case of William Whitaker, the pauper lunatic

Lessons for statesmen

The pauper's advocate

The state lottery, a dream

Autobiography and select remains of the late Samuel Roberts

An address to British females of every rank and station on the employment of climbing boys in sweeping chimnies

Mary Wilden, a victim to the New Poor Law, or, The Malthusian and Marcusian system exposed

The chimney sweeper's boy

A defence of the poor laws

A cry from the chimneys, or, An integral part of the total abolition of slavery throughout the world

The Gypsies, their origin, continuance, and destination, or, The sealed book opened

Parallel miracles

Tales of the poor, or, Infant sufferings ..

The sacredness of human life

Yorkshire tales and poems