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A Family Who Had Rather Live By Their Wits Than Their Work

Execution of Wild Robert being a warning to all parents
The history of Mr Fenton The New fashioned philosopher, and his man William
Cheap Tracts The Execution of Black Giles the Poacher
Cheap Tracts The Trial of Black Giles the Poacher
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Section: Articles Galleries

Subjects: Religion, Social Crime

Tags: Cheap Repository Tracts, execution, hanging, Hannah More, James MacLaine, poaching, woodcut

Posted: 22/10/2013 Modified: 30/10/2013

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