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Observations on the number and misery of the poor; : on the heavy rates levied for their maintenance; and, on the general causes of poverty: including some cursory hints, for the radical cure of these growing evils. Humbly submitted to public consideration

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Publication date: 1765.
Call number: 326859
Dimensions: (8vo)
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Observations on the number and misery of the poor; : on the heavy rates levied for their maintenance; and, on the general causes of poverty: including some cursory hints, for the radical cure of these growing evils. Humbly submitted to public consideration

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Speculum juventutis: or, A true mirror; : where errors in breeding noble and generous youth, with the miseries and mischiefs that usually attend it, are clearly made manifest; as likewise remedies for every growing evil. Portray'd to the life in the legend of Sisaras and Vallinda