Description - Observations on the Causes of the Dissoluteness Which Reigns Among the Lower Classes of the People: The Propensity of Some to Petty Larceny: And the Danger of Gaming, Concubinage, and an Excessive Fondness for Amusement in High Life by Jonas Hanway
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