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Prostitutes | |
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Prostitution in London | |
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Seclusives, or those that Live in Private Houses and Apartments | |
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Board Lodgers | |
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Those who live in Low Lodging Houses | |
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Sailors' Women | |
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Soldiers' Women | |
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Thieves' Women | |
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Park Women | |
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The Dependants of Prostitutes | |
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Bawds | |
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Followers of Dress Lodgers | |
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Keepers of Accommodation Houses | |
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Procuresses, Pimps, and Panders | |
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Fancy-men | |
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Bullies | |
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Clandestine Prostitutes | |
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Female Operatives | |
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Maid-Servants | |
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Ladies of Intrigue and Houses of Assignation | |
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Cohabitant Prostitutes | |
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Narrative of a Gay Woman | |
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Criminal Returns | |
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Traffic in Foreign Women | |
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Thieves and Swindlers | |
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Introduction | |
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Sneaks, or Common Thieves | |
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Stealing from Street-Stalls | |
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Stealing from the Tills | |
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Stealing from the Doors and Windows of Shops | |
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Stealing from Children | |
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Child Stripping | |
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Stealing from Drunken Persons | |
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Stealing Linen, &c. | |
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Robberies from Carts | |
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Stealing Lead from House-tops, Copper from Kitchens, &c. | |
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Robberies by False Keys | |
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Robberies by Lodgers | |
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Robberies by Servants | |
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Area and Lobby Sneaks | |
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Stealing by Lifting Windows, &c. | |
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Attic or Garret Thieves | |
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A Visit to the Rookery of St. Giles | |
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Narrative of a London Sneak | |
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Pickpockets and Shoplifters | |
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Omnibus Pickpockets | |
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Railway Pickpockets | |
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Shoplifters | |
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A Visit to the Thieves' Dens in Spitalfields | |
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Narrative of a Pickpocket | |
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Horse and Dog Stealers | |
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Horse Stealing | |
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Dog Stealing | |
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Highway Robbers | |
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A Ramble among the Thieves' Dens in the Borough | |
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Housebreakers and Burglars | |
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Narrative of a Burglar | |
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Narrative of another Burglar | |
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Prostitute Thieves | |
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The Prostitutes of the Haymarket | |
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Hired Prostitutes | |
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Park Women | |
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Soldiers' Women | |
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Sailors' Women | |
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Felonies on the River Thames | |
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The Mudlarks | |
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Sweeping Boys | |
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Sellers of Small Wares | |
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Labourers on Board Ship, &c. | |
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Dredgemen or Fishermen | |
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Smuggling | |
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Felonies by Lightermen | |
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The River Pirates | |
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Narrative of a Mudlark | |
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Receivers of Stolen Property | |
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Dolly Shops | |
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Pawnbrokers, &c. | |
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Narrative of a Returned Convict | |
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Coining | |
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Forgers | |
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Bank Notes | |
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Cheques | |
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Forged Acceptance | |
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Forged Wills | |
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Cheats | |
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Embezzlers | |
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Magsmen, or Sharpers | |
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The Card Tricks | |
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Skittles | |
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Thimble and Pea | |
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The Lock | |
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Swindlers | |
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Beggars and Cheats | |
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Introduction | |
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Origin and History of the Poor Laws | |
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Statistics of the Poor Laws | |
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Report of the Poor Law Board (1860) | |
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Street Beggars in 1816 | |
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Mendicant Pensioners | |
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Begging-Letter Writers in 1816 | |
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Mendicity Society | |
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A Deserving Case | |
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Another | |
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An Imposter | |
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Another Imposter | |
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A Well-Educated Beggar | |
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Begging-Letter Writers | |
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Decayed Gentlemen | |
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Broken-down Trademen | |
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Distressed Scholar | |
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The Kaggs Family | |
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Advertising Begging-Letter Writers | |
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Ashamed Beggars | |
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The Swell Beggar | |
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Clean Family Beggars | |
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Naval and Military Beggars | |
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Turnpike Sailor | |
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Street Campaigners | |
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Foreign Beggars | |
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The French Beggar | |
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Destitute Poles | |
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Hindoo Beggars | |
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Negro Beggars | |
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Disaster Beggars | |
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A Shipwrecked Mariner | |
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Blown-up Miners | |
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Burnt-out Tradesmen | |
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Lucifer Droppers | |
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Bodily Afflicted Beggars | |
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Seventy years a Beggar | |
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Having swollen Legs | |
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Cripples | |
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A Blind Beggar | |
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Beggars subject to Fits | |
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Being in a Decline | |
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"Shallow Coves" | |
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Famished Beggars | |
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The Choking Dodge | |
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The Offal-Eater | |
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Petty Trading Beggars | |
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An Author's Wife | |
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Dependants of Beggars | |
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Referees | |
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Distressed Operative Beggars | |
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Starved-out Manufacturers | |
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Unemployed Agriculturists and Frozen-out Gardeners | |
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Hand-loom Weavers, &c. | |