New poor law a friendly letter, addressed to Richard Oastler, Esquire, on his speech upon the new poor law, delivered at Huddersfield, December 27, 1837 /

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New poor law a friendly letter, addressed to Richard Oastler, Esquire, on his speech upon the new poor law, delivered at Huddersfield, December 27, 1837 /

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Main Author:	Butler, W. J. (William Joseph)
Corporate Author:	Making of the Modern World
Format:	Online Book
Language:	English
Published:	London : Hamilton, Adams, and Co., 1838.
Subjects:	Oastler, Richard, > 1789-1861. > Right of the poor to liberty and life. Poor laws > Great Britain.
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