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A gentleman of the Temple.
Public nusance c!s considered under the several heads of bad pavements, butchers infesting the streets, the inconveniences to the publick, occasioned by the present method of billetting the foot-guards, and the insolence of household-servants. With some hints towards remedy and amendment. To which are added, Some further thoughts relating to vagrants and desperate poor ... By a gentleman of the Temple. London, Printed for E. Withers
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