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An Abstract of some important parts of a Bill, now depending in Parliament, intituled, "A Bill for the better Support and Maintenance of the Poor"; with some practical observations on the effects that will probably be experienced ... if the said Bill is passed into a law. Prepared by a Committee of the Joint Vestry of the United Parishes of St. Giles in the Fields and St. George Bloomsbury, etc

LONDON. Saint Giles in the Fields and Saint George, Bloomsbury, Parishes of. Joint Vestry

Published: 1797

Total Pages: 74


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